M5.4 quake jolts central Japan

YOKKAICHI, Japan - A ceiling board and chairs fell at a roadside restaurant in Kameyama, Mie Prefecture, on April 15 due to a strong earthquake that hit the prefecture and vicinity in central Japan. A man and woman sustained minor injuries due to the falling ceiling board.

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