More than 700 people trapped in Japanese reserve after landslide

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More than 700 people are trapped in a high mountain nature reserve in Nagano Prefecture in central Japan after a landslide in the area, the Kyodo agency reported on Wednesday.

Report informs, citing TASS, that the landslide blocked the road that connects the reserve with the surrounding cities. No one was hurt, but work to eliminate the landslide consequences may last until April 29.

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