(5)Locals mark 8th anniversary of Kobe quake

(5)Locals mark 8th anniversary of Kobe quake

KOBE, Japan - An elderly woman prays for the victims of the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake at a Chuo Ward park in Kobe on Jan. 17, the eighth anniversary of the disaster in which 6,433 people lost their lives.

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