Typhoon leaves flooding, chaos in its wake

Typhoon leaves flooding, chaos in its wake

NACHIKATSUURA, Japan - People lay tatami mats, soaked by the heavy rains of Typhoon Pabuk, out to dry in Nachikatsuura in Wakayama Prefecture on Aug. 22.

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