Strong quake in northeastern Japan

Strong quake in northeastern Japan

Soma officials distribute food at an emergency shelter in the Fukushima Prefecture city on Feb. 14, 2021, to those who spent the night after a magnitude 7.3 earthquake in northeastern Japan.

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