(4)Niigata quake victims weary, worried of more damage

(4)Niigata quake victims weary, worried of more damage

OJIYA, Japan - Drivers are forced to wait in long line to get their cars refueled in the central Niigata city of Ojiya on Oct. 26. Many of them said they spend the night in their car to keep themselves warm.

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