EU Annual Inflation Slows in March 2024, Bulgaria's Rate at 3.1%
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Aftershocks following Japan Quake
World | March 21, 2005, Monday // 00:00
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Thousands of people took refuge at shelters Monday as aftershocks battered southern Japan a day after a powerful magnitude-7.0 earthquake damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes, leaving one person dead and hundreds injured. Photo by WN
Thousands of people took refuge at shelters Monday as aftershocks battered southern Japan a day after a powerful magnitude-7.0 earthquake damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes, leaving one person dead and hundreds injured. The temblor hit early Sunday off Japan's southern main island of Kyushu near Fukuoka city and was followed by some 100 aftershocks, giving the region's residents a jittery night, the Meteorological Agency said.
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