The partial death toll announced by Japan following the January 1 quake shows more than 50 people missing, 78 dead and 330 injured.
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Japanese rescue teams are battling the cold to reach isolated communities on the Notto peninsula, where the 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck. Nearly 600 aftershocks have been recorded since the main quake, raising fears of landslides and rain forecasts heighten the risks
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Japanese rescuers race to find survivors as quake death toll rises to 78
Bilanțul cutremurului din Japonia a ajuns la 73 de morți
Bilanţul cutremurului din Japonia a ajuns la 73 de morţi
Cutremur în Japonia: cel puţin 73 de morţi şi 400 de răniţi. Operaţiunile de salvare, afectate de vremea nefavorabilă
Hundreds cut off after Japan quake that killed 78
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