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Japan: for the typhoon the work of helicopters continues

The death toll reaches 56 people, the airports closed - VIDEO

In Japan, the violent typhoon "Hagibis" caused the death of 56 people, 15 missing and almost 200 wounded, and the budget would still seem destined to grow. Declared a state of emergency, there are thousands of structures and homes without electricity with water that has reached the first floors of the buildings. According to local media it would be the most aggressive typhoon of the last 60 years....

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Tokyo, Japan, 10/14/2019 14:15
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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