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A video of two people being airlifted to safety after heavy floods hit Japan has racked up hundreds of thousands of views in posts falsely claiming it was filmed in Bangladesh .
The video has been viewed over 450,000 times after it was shared on Facebook on August 22, 2024 .
Bangladesh authorities said monsoon rains submerged parts of the South Asian nation in August 2024 and killed dozens of people.
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