Aftermath of strong quake in central Japan

Aftermath of strong quake in central Japan

People wait in line to receive water in Himi in the central Japan prefecture of Toyama on Jan. 2, 2024, following a strong earthquake that jolted a wide area on the Sea of Japan coast the previous day.

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