Kumamoto quake forces 300 people to spend night on trains

Kumamoto quake forces 300 people to spend night on trains

The Kyushu Shinkansen bullet train service was suspended at JR Kumamoto Station in southwestern Japan on June 12, 2016, following a magnitude-4.3 earthquake, the biggest recorded since April 19 in Kumamoto Prefecture. A total of more than 300 passengers had to spend the night on trains as another bullet train went out of service at Shin Minamata Station. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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