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Typhoon stranded 17,000 at Tokyo airport: operator

Typhoon stranded 17,000 at Tokyo airport: operator

  • Narita Airport was right in the line of fire of Typhoon Faxai, which brought winds of up to 207 kilometers per hour
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Strong typhoon makes landfall near Tokyo, snarling transport

Strong typhoon makes landfall near Tokyo, snarling transport

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