A week after torrential rain began to pound western Japan, nearly 5,800 evacuees from floods and mudslides face heightened health and sanitary risks over scorching heat and problems using bathrooms.At least 619 buildings were damaged by mudslides, and water supply remained cut off at about 207,000 households as of Friday morning, according to government ministries, while temperatures rose above 30 C in many parts of the disaster-hit region."I'm worried my children may get heatstroke," said 38-year-old Yoko Kitamura, who has taken shelter at an evacuation center in Hiroshima with her four ch…READ FULL ARTICLE
