Earthquake drill held in central Japan

Earthquake drill held in central Japan

A large-scale drill in preparation for a massive earthquake in the Pacific Ocean's Nankai Trough is held at Nagoya port in Nagoya, central Japan, on Nov. 11, 2023. The drill, with about 1,300 participants, was based on the scenario that a magnitude-9 quake struck the region and a tsunami of up to 2.4 meters hit at the port.

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