Just three weeks after typhoon Talas
left 106 Japanese people dead or missing, typhoon Roke hit Japan’s main
land on September 21, 2011, causing strong winds of 100 mph, heavy
rains and train delays. As of Wednesday evening, six people had been
killed.
An aerial view of flooded Toyokawa, central Japan on September 21, 2011
Passengers wait for the train service resumption at Shibuya station in Tokyo after the Typhoon Roke on September 21, 2011
Many
Palestinians gather at the squares of major West Bank cities on
September 21, 2011 to rally President Mahmoud Abbas's bid for statehood
recognition at the United Nations
A
boat capsizes after it is hit by another one on the flooded Jialing
River in southwest China's Chongqing municipality on September 21, 2011
A woman is spotted on a roadside after she is evacuated from her flooded home in Tando Allahyar, Pakistan on September 21, 2011
An
injured anti-government protester in Sana'a, Yemen is carried by fellow
protesters on to a motorcycle after their clashes with security forces
on September 21, 2011
Indian
women in traditional costumes perform the Garba dance before the
Navratri festival that celebrates the Hindu goddess Durga on September
21, 2011
Members
of the New York City police department, fire department and the Port
Authority police take part in the first responders wreath-laying
ceremony at the September 11 Memorial
Shane
Bauer, one of the U.S. hikers captured in Iran on charges of espionage,
reunites fiance Sarah Shourd upon his arrival in Muscat after his
release from Tehran's Evin prison on September 21, 2011
The
crime scene where 35 bodies, including 23 men and 12 women, were found
in Boca del Rio, Veracruz metropolitan zone, Mexico on September 20,
2011. They were believed to be members of Los Zetas cartel and were
killed by their rivals, Gulf cartel
Typhoon Roke Hits Japan on September 2011
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