6th anniversary of 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami

6th anniversary of 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami

Coastal levees are under construction in the northeastern Japan city of Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture on March 9, 2017, almost six years after the area was devastated by a massive tsunami following a magnitude 9.0-earthquake. Of the planned 9.7-kilometer-long levees to be built by the city, only about 0.7 km has been completed. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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