
Japan Strong earthquake rocks Japan 23/07/08 20:29 CET
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Northern Japan has been hit by a strong earthquake that injured up to 55 people people.
The tremor, which had an initial magnitude of 6.8, caused landslides and brought down power lines in Iwate – a mountainous, sparsely populated region.
Tokyo Electric Power says its Kashi-Wazaki Kariwa nuclear plant in the Iwate region is not operating normally, and is offline.
Japan’s Meteorological Agency ruled out the threat of the quake triggering a tsunami.

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