The death toll from Japan’s deadliest typhoon in more than a decade rose to 67 today as rescue workers digging through sludge from mudslides found four more bodies and the nation tried to assess the extent of damage. Twenty-one people were still missing.

Japan’s deadliest storm in more than a decade unleashed flash floods that washed away entire hillsides, killing up to 51 people and leaving at least 30 people missing before it veered east into the Pacific Ocean today.