(5)Life returns to Uonuma's Ryuko distirct

(5)Life returns to Uonuma's Ryuko distirct

UONUMA, Japan - An aged woman sits down dejected over the earthquake damage caused to her house in the Ryuko district of Uonuma city in central Niigata Prefecture on returning home following the list of the evacuation order on Nov. 9. (Kyodo)

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