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Broadcaster Jang Sung-kyu shocked by Nagoya floods ahead of Asian Games

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

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  • South Korean broadcaster Jang Sung-kyu expressed concern over flooding in Nagoya, Japan.
  • He said the disaster was troubling ahead of the Asian Games and hoped casualties would remain low.

South Korean broadcaster Jang Sung-kyu said he was saddened by the heavy rain disaster in Nagoya, Japan, ahead of the Asian Games.

In a social media post on the 9th, he wrote, "The Earth seems to be hurting a lot. After Geoje and Nepal, disaster has now struck Nagoya."

The Earth seems to be hurting a lot. After Geoje and Nepal, disaster has now struck Nagoya.

· Jang Sung-kyuThe broadcaster expressed his reaction to heavy rain and flooding in Nagoya in a social media post.

He added, "To go through this ordeal ahead of the Nagoya Asian Games. I sincerely hope the loss of life will not be great." The Asian Games are scheduled to open on the 19th.

To go through this ordeal ahead of the Nagoya Asian Games. I sincerely hope the loss of life will not be great.

· Jang Sung-kyuHe voiced concern about casualties before the Asian Games.
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