(2)Research ship starts study on quake mechanism off Sumatra

(2)Research ship starts study on quake mechanism off Sumatra

TOKYO, Japan - Researchers and crew members aboard Japan's deep-sea research ship Natsushima offer silent prayers off Sumatra Island, Indonesia, for victims of the Dec. 26 devastating earthquake on Feb. 18 as they started research on underwater topography to study quake-causing mechanisms in waters. (Pool photo)

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