Blackout in Tokyo suburbs

Blackout in Tokyo suburbs

TOKYO, Japan - A police officer controls traffic at an intersection in Hachioji in suburban Tokyo on the night of April 27, 2014, where traffic signals were cut off by a power outage. Around 300,000 homes in suburban Tokyo lost power in the outage.

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