After the typhoon, Japan engages over 110 thousand seekers

Over 110 thousand people have engaged in a rescue search operation in Japan after Typhoon Hagidis hit this country on Saturday.

This typhoon, the most important in recent decades history, has left 37 people dead, and another 20 are missing, writes BBC.

Typhoon has triggered the cancellation of three World Cup matches in Ragby, but that the key match between Japan and Scotland has taken place.

After the meeting Japan won 28-21, Coach Jamie Joseph has honoured all those affected.

For anyone affected by the typhoon, this match was for them. The move was on massive support for us, and today it was more than a fight”, he claimed.