(1)Typhoon leaves 42 dead, 37 missing

(1)Typhoon leaves 42 dead, 37 missing

TAKAMATSU, Japan - A two-story house is washed away by overflow from a river swollen by heavy rain due to Typhoon Tokage in Takamatsu on the Shikoku Island on Oct. 20.

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