Rescue efforts after typhoon

Rescue efforts after typhoon

OSHIMA, Japan - Police officers use a dog in a search and rescue operation on Izu Oshima Island south of Tokyo on Oct. 18, 2013, as the search continues for people missing since Typhoon Wipha hit the island on Oct. 16.

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