Natural Disasters
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First US Warship Changes Route to Help Earthquake Evacuation in New Zealand
The USS Sampson, a US warship, diverted in a small coastal town in New Zealand on Wednesday to help in the evacuation of tourists and local residents from the 7.5 magnitude earthquake.
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