Kyoto cities hold 'ShakeOut' quake drill

Kyoto cities hold 'ShakeOut' quake drill

Employees and others evacuate from a large shopping mall in Kyoto, western Japan, during a "ShakeOut" earthquake drill on March 11, 2015. About 166,000 people were registered in advance for the drill held jointly by the cities of Kyoto and Muko. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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