(3)Scenes from quake-hit Niigata Pref.

NAGAOKA, Japan - A remote-controlled machine is in operation in Nagaoka, central Niigata Prefecture, on Nov. 2 as work resumed to recover the body of Mayu Minagawa who remains trapped in a car buried under rocks during the severe earthquakes on Nov. 23. Her mother was earlier found dead hours after her younger brother was rescued alive.

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