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Rain-triggering 'atmospheric rivers' grow 8% in volume over Japan in 40 years: research

TOKYO -- The moisture flow of "atmospheric rivers" that bring heavy rain to many parts of the Japanese archipelago has increased by about 8% over Japa

Yokohama’s Enoki-Tei Café: Afternoon Tea in an English-Style House

Enoki-Tei is a café in an English-style house built almost a century ago in Yokohama’s wealthy Yamate district. Customers line up for both its delicious tea and confections, and its old-time atmosphere.

Seven Bank-developed ATMs made available at FamilyMart stores

The new ATMs offer services similar to those of regular Seven Bank ATMs.

ファミマにセブン銀のATM　ゆうちょ銀やイーネットから置き換え

WHO chief urges safe burials in visit to heart of Ebola outbreak

Tedros said the rare Bundibugyo strain has no approved ⁠vaccines or treatments, making early palliative care — including isolation, rehydration and pain management — critical.

’Breakneck’ Ebola epidemic in Congo outpaces world’s response

Caused by a strain of the virus for which there is no vaccine or treatment, the latest outbreak has already caused a suspected 220 deaths and 900 cases.

東京 銀座 男が入店直後にスプレー噴射か 警視庁が行方捜査

25日、東京 銀座の複合施設で催涙スプレーのようなものがまかれ、29人が体調不良を訴えた事件で、男が施設に入った直後にATMの近くにいた男性に向けて突然、スプレーを吹きかけたとみられることが警視庁への取材で分かりました。男と男性はいずれも行方が分からなくなっていて、警視庁が傷害事件として捜査しています。

【中継】東京 銀座「GINZA SIX」で“刺激臭”複数人が体調不良

警視庁と東京消防庁によりますと、25日正午ごろ、東京・中央区銀座6丁目にある複合施設「GINZA SIX」で「刺激臭でみんながせきをしている」という通報がありました。警察官などが駆けつけたところ、のどの痛みなどの体調不良を訴えている人が複数いたということです。複合施設の1階に入る銀行のATMの付近で何者かがスプレーをまいたという情報があるということで、警視庁などが詳しい状況を調べています。

Congo faces surge in Ebola cases as key medical tools run short

The outbreak is caused by the rare Bundibugyo strain of the virus and has no approved vaccine or antibody treatment.

Quiet Chinese county hit by deadly coal mine disaster

A total of 128 people were sent to the hospital for treatment.

China coal mine blast kills at least 90, more missing

At least 123 people were also sent to hospital for treatment, four of whom were in critical or severe condition, state broadcaster CCTV said.

Experimental treatments could help U.S. Ebola patient

There are no vaccines or known drugs specifically approved to treat the rare Bundibugyo strain of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo.