(10)Strong quakes hit Niigata Pref.

(10)Strong quakes hit Niigata Pref.

NIIGATA, Japan - Residents of the village of Yamakoshi, Niigata Prefecture, displaced by powerful earthquakes, head for Nagaoka city in the prefecture on board a Self-Defense Forces rescue helicopter Oct. 25. Niigata was hit hard by the earthquakes Oct. 23.

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