Earthquake rocks central Japan, shattering shop windows and injuring at least 22
People are being warned about possible strong quakes, especially in the next two to three days, after the magnitude-5.7 earthquake.
People are being warned about possible strong quakes, especially in the next two to three days, after the magnitude-5.7 earthquake.
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck central Japan early Sunday, according to Xinhua and WVTM. Reports differ on the number of people hurt: Anadolu Agency reported 20 injuries, while the Irish Examiner and WVTM said at least 22 people were injured. The Straits Times also reported train service disruptions in Aichi and Shizuoka prefectures; the reports provided here do not give further details about the damage or the disruption.
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