(3)Typhoon leaves 5 dead, 4 missing

(3)Typhoon leaves 5 dead, 4 missing

ITO, Japan - A Buddhist temple in Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture, stands heavily damaged on Oct. 10 by Typhoon Ma-on that hammered wide areas in central Honshu facing the Pacific coast the previous night. Five people were dead and four others missing in its wake.

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