Search on typhoon-hit island

Search on typhoon-hit island

OSHIMA, Japan - Self-Defense Force personnel resume searching for the missing on Oct. 21, 2013, on the island of Izu Oshima, south of Tokyo. Typhoon Wipha on Oct. 16 brought torrential rain to the island, causing mudslides that destroyed houses and buried residents alive. According to police and local authorities, 27 people have been confirmed dead.

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