M6.9 quake in Noto - Man walks in debris-strewn alley

M6.9 quake in Noto - Man walks in debris-strewn alley

ANAMIZU, Japan - A man in the earthquake-stricken township of Anamizu, Ishikawa Prefecture, walks in a debris-strewn alley near the collapsed fence of a house in the morning on March 26, a day after a magnitude 6.9 earthquake hit the Hokuriku region in central Japan, leaving one person dead, 189 injured and hundreds of homes damaged. (Kyodo)

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