(1)Photos from quake and tsunami-hit regions

(1)Photos from quake and tsunami-hit regions

PHUKET, Thailand - Kiichi Nakamura (L), who operates a Japanese restaurant with Italians at a Phuket beach in southern Thailand, has reopened after the original restaurant collapsed. Nakamura and 20 employees, all of whom survived the Dec. 26 quake-induced tsunami, began reconstructing the restaurant three days after the disaster and reopened it on Jan. 14. Photo was taken Jan. 23. (Kyodo)

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