(2)Typhoon leaves 12 dead, 13 missing

(2)Typhoon leaves 12 dead, 13 missing

MIYAGAWA, Japan - Ground Self-Defense Force personnel remove debris in search for missing persons in the village of Miyagawa, Mie Prefecture, on Sept. 30. Twelve people were confirmed dead and 13 others remained missing in the wake of Typhoon Meari, which traveled through Japan from the south to the northeast.

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