(1)Typhoon leaves 5 dead, 4 missing

(1)Typhoon leaves 5 dead, 4 missing

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Workers are in operation to remove mud that cover the railways of Keihin Electric Express Railway Co near Hinodecho Station in Yokohama on Oct. 10. Five people were left dead and four others remained missing after Typhoon Ma-on hammered wide areas in central Honshu facing the Pacific coast with torrential rain and fierce winds on Oct. 9.

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