(4)Typhoon Songda causes severe damage across Japan

(4)Typhoon Songda causes severe damage across Japan

HIROSHIMA, Japan - The 3,249-ton Cambodian-registered timber freighter Blue Ocean is seen overturned in the harbor at Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima Prefecture, on Sept. 8. Fourteen of the 18 Russian crew members were rescued, three were found dead, and one went missing.

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