1,600 stranded, 17 unaccounted for in typhoon-hit Iwate

1,600 stranded, 17 unaccounted for in typhoon-hit Iwate

Photo taken Sept. 1, 2016, shows a house devastated by Typhoon Lionrock in Iwaizumi, northeastern Japan. About 1,600 people are stranded and 17 are unaccounted for in Iwate Prefecture. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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