Typhoon rips through Tokyo metropolitan area

Typhoon rips through Tokyo metropolitan area

TOKYO, Japan - Passengers crowd the departure lounge of Tokyo's Haneda airport as flight services remain disrupted by Typhoon Fitow which ripped through the Tokyo metropolitan area and its vicinity early on Sept. 7. The season's No. 9 typhoon left one person dead and several others missing. (Kyodo)

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