(6) 2-yr-old boy rescued, mother taken out, 4 days after earthquake

(6) 2-yr-old boy rescued, mother taken out, 4 days after earthquake

NAGAOKA, Japan - Manabu Minagawa (L) walks into a hospital in Nagaoka, central Niigata, on Oct. 27 after his two-year-old son Yuta was rescued from a buried car and taken there, four days after the prefecture was jolted by devastating earthquakes on Oct. 23.

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