Typhoon Nabi causes damage

Typhoon Nabi causes damage

SHIIBA, Japan - Rescue work continues at Shiiba village in Miyazaki Prefecture on Sept 7, where houses were crushed by a slide of rocks and mud triggered by Typhoon Nabi. (Kyodo)

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