Doctor says 2 quake survivors in stable condition

SENDAI, Japan - Michio Kobayashi (C), a physician at Ishinomaki Red Cross Hospital, where two rescued quake survivors have been hospitalized, told reporters that the two are in a stable condition at the hospital in Ishinomaki, Miyagi Prefecture, on March 21, 2011. Kobayashi said both Sumi Abe, 80, and her grandson Jin, 16, had eaten breakfast and were doing well.

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