(3)Etau brings heavy rainfall to Hokkaido

SAPPORO, Japan - A stock farm building stands heavily damaged in the southern Hokkaido town of Monbetsu on Aug. 10 after typhoon Etau brought heavy rainfall before weakening into a temperature depression. Six people were missing and one dead in Hokkaido alone.

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