There is little hope left for survivors after a massive mudslide in Japan. On Tuesday, the first 72 hours passed, which is considered an extremely critical period in the search for survivors. According to the latest information from the authorities in the coastal town of Atami in Shizuoka Prefecture, 24 people are still considered missing. Six bodies have been recovered so far. The victims died when heavy rains triggered the mudslide on Saturday. Ten houses were destroyed and about 130 others damaged. Authorities initially had problems determining the exact number of missing people. Some citiz...