(1)Scenes from quake-hit Niigata Pref.

(1)Scenes from quake-hit Niigata Pref.

YAMAKOSHI, Japan - Houses in the mountain village of Yamakoshi stand inundated Nov. 2 with water flowing from a river blocked by landslides caused by the severe earthquakes that rocked central Niigata Prefecture. An earthquake measuring a preliminary magnitude of 3.9 rattled communities in the prefecture shortly after midnight Nov. 1. (Kyodo)

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