M6.9 quake strikes central Japan, 1 dead, 189 injured

M6.9 quake strikes central Japan, 1 dead, 189 injured

WAJIMA, Japan - Earthquake-stricken residents in Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture, line up for water at a rescue center on the morning of March 26, after a magnitude 6.9 earthquake hit the Hokuriku region in central Japan the previous day. The quake left one person dead, 189 injured and hundreds of homes damaged.

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