Environment
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6.2 Magnitude Earthquake in Japan: No Tsunamis And Casualties Reported
The latest reports showed that a 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck Japan on Friday. No tsunamis and casualties were reported, but bullet trains were temporarily halted due to a power outage. Read here.
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