(1)Typhoon pounds western Japan, 75 injured

(1)Typhoon pounds western Japan, 75 injured

KOCHI, Japan - The 16,788-ton Panamanian freighter, Fukuohsin 7, was blown ashore in Kochi on Setp. 7 by strong winds caused by Typhoon Songda. There were no reports of injuries among five Chinese and 16 Filipino crew members or oil leakage. (Kyodo)

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