(2)Boy leaves hospital after Niigata quake incident

(2)Boy leaves hospital after Niigata quake incident

NIIGATA, Japan - Yuta Minagawa (L), a 2-year-old boy who was rescued after spending four days in a car buried by an earthquake-triggered landslide in Niigata Prefecture, is released from Nagaoka Red Cross Hospital on Nov. 5. At right is his father, Manabu (R).

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