M-6.8 quake rocks northeastern Japan

M-6.8 quake rocks northeastern Japan

Yohei Hasegawa, a Japan Meteorological Agency official in charge of monitoring earthquakes and tsunamis, speaks at a press conference in Tokyo after a magnitude 6.8 earthquake rocked a wide area of the country centering on the northeast on May 13, 2015. No tsunami warning was issued. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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