(2)Gov't team surveys damage from Hokkaido quakes

(2)Gov't team surveys damage from Hokkaido quakes

OBIHIRO, Japan - Fishing boats are scattered on land at Otsu port in Toyokoro, Hokkaido, on Sept 27 after being swept ashore by tidal waves after two major earthquakes hit the region. (Kyodo)

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