(3)Four dead, 6 missing as massive typhoon lands on Kochi

(3)Four dead, 6 missing as massive typhoon lands on Kochi

KUJUKURI, Japan - Policemen check the scene in the town of Kujukuri, Chiba Prefecture, facing the Pacific where a worker went missing on Oct. 20 as massive Typhoon Tokage landed on Kochi Prefecture in Shikoku after leaving at least four people dead, six missing and more than 30 injured.

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