TOKYO - Japanese rescuers raced against the clock Tuesday to locate 14 people still missing after a catastrophic typhoon over the weekend killed at least 73 others and paralyzed numerous areas with flooding.Those unaccounted for in the wake of Typhoon Hagibis, which brought record-breaking rainfall to huge swaths of the country, were tallied by Kyodo News based on information provided by authorities in each region.Japan is still scrambling to get a complete picture of the damage. The infrastructure ministry said collapsed embankments at 73 locations along 52 rivers had been confirmed, but …READ FULL ARTICLE
