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CNN has now picked up the story:
http://www.cnn.com/2004/WEATHER/10/2...pan/index.html At Toyama, 255 km (158 miles) west of Tokyo, 167 people, including 102 trainees aged about 20, were being slowly taken to shore from their ship. The 2,556-tonne Kaio Maru ran aground during the storm. Three suffered injuries such as broken wrists. The ship was waiting out the typhoon when winds of 144 km/h (89 mph) and high seas swept it onto the breakwater, an official at the National Institute for Sea Training, its operator, told Reuters. A Coast Guard official told the news agency: "Waves were crashing onto the deck, making it impossible for the crew and trainees to get out themselves." |
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