Seismic waves in N. Korea on Monday different from quake's

Seismic waves in N. Korea on Monday different from quake's

TOKYO, Japan - Takeshi Hachimine, head of the Japan Meteorological Agency's quake and tsunami observation section, briefs reporters at the agency in Tokyo on Oct. 11 on seismic waves observed in North Korea on Oct. 9, the day Pyongyang claimed to have conducted a nuclear test.

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