Students play game at quake-hit station

NUMAZU, Japan - Students play a video game at JR Numazu Station in Shizuoka Prefecture, southwest of Tokyo, on Aug. 11 while awaiting an early resumption of the operation of the trains. The operations of JR trains, including the key Tokaido Line, were partially suspended after a strong earthquake hit the prefecture and its vicinity the same day.

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