Kobe commemorates sixth anniversary of killer quake

Kobe commemorates sixth anniversary of killer quake

KOBE, Japan - Photo gives an aerial view of the western Japan city of Kobe on Jan. 17 as citizens mourn the death of 6,432 people who lost their lives in the killer earthquake that devastated the city and vicinity six years ago. Lit candles spell out the city's name and the date (Jan. 17) when the disaster occurred.

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