Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on Monday pledged to do everything possible to help aid recovery efforts during his visit to Shizuoka Prefecture, central Japan, hit by a deadly mudslide earlier this month.Ten bodies have been recovered so far, while 18 others remain missing after torrential rain triggered the massive mudslide on July 3 in the hot spring resort town of Atami, southwest of Tokyo on the Pacific coast."It was a scene beyond my imagination," said Suga after he visited the hard-hit area, adding "the government will do everything in its power" to help.He also called for speeding up …READ FULL ARTICLE