Estimates on Nankai quake economic damage

Estimates on Nankai quake economic damage

TOKYO, Japan - Antidisaster minister Keiji Furuya holds a press conference in Tokyo on March 18, 2013, on estimates on economic damage from a major Nankai Trough earthquake released earlier in the day by a government panel. The panel says a 9.0-magnitude earthquake with its epicenter in the Nankai Trough off central and western Japan will cause about 220 trillion yen in damage, more than twice the entire budget of the government for fiscal 2013.

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