Aftermath of powerful quake in northeastern Japan

Aftermath of powerful quake in northeastern Japan

Water is distributed in the Miyagi Prefecture city of Kurihara, northeastern Japan, on March 18, 2022, as water supplies in the area remain cut following a powerful earthquake two days before.

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