(5)Typhoon leaves 5 dead, 4 missing

(5)Typhoon leaves 5 dead, 4 missing

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Trucks lie sideways in Yokohama on Oct. 9 after Typhoon Ma-on hammered Tokyo and its vicinity with torrential rain and fierce winds, leaving five people dead and four others missing.

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