(2)Typhoon pounds western Japan

(2)Typhoon pounds western Japan

YAMAGUCHI, Japan - The bow of the 6,315-ton Indonesian-registered freighter Tri Ardhiant is seen above the waves off Kasado Island in Yamaguchi Prefecture on Sept. 7 after the vessel ran aground in strong winds triggered by Typhoon Sondga. All 22 Indonesian crew members aboard the ship went missing. Later, three bodies believed to be of crew members were found. Photo was provided by the local branch of the Japan Coast Guard. (Kyodo)

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