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29 rescued after being stranded on sandbanks of swollen Tama River after typhoon
Twenty-nine people were rescued after being stranded on sandbanks of the Tama River in Tokyo that was swollen after the area was hit by powerful Typhoon No. 9 (Fitow) Friday, police said.
[MSN MAINICHI]
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