[Breaking News]2 months after strong earthquake in central Japan

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[Breaking News]2 months after strong earthquake in central Japan

WAJIMA, Japan, Mar. 1 Kyodo-Wreckage remains on a street near a burned down market in Wajima in the central Japan prefecture of Ishikawa on March 1, 2024, two months after a fire broke out following a powerful earthquake.(Kyodo)

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