World's oldest person dies in Japan at 114
Yone Minagawa died at a Fukuchi nursing home in southwestern Japan after being named the world’s oldest person in January. Born January 4 1893 she raised four sons and a daughter, outlived most children, and left behind seven grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Train Derailment in Russia Injures 27 Near Novgorod
A Moscow to St Petersburg Nevsky Express derailed after an apparent explosion near Novgorod. Officials say 27 injuries, 3 critical, with 20 hospitalized as investigators search for cause and crater under the ninth car.
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North Korea hit by heavy rains leaves hundreds dead or missing
KCNA reported widespread flooding and destruction from heavy rains that began last week. The agency cited tens of thousands of acres flooded, 800 public buildings destroyed, and damage across Kangwon province and Pyongyang.
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