Aftermath of strong earthquake in central Japan

Aftermath of strong earthquake in central Japan

Collapsed houses in Wajima in central Japan's Ishikawa Prefecture are covered with snow on Jan. 24, 2024, after the area was devastated by a powerful earthquake on Jan. 1.

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