Killer quake in Japan

Killer quake in Japan

SENDAI, Japan - Photo shows burnt vehicles that have been swept together at the port of Hitachi in Ibaraki Prefecture on March 12, 2011, after Japan's strongest recorded earthquake hit the country the previous day, triggering massive tsunamis in coastal areas. (Kyodo)

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