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Firefighters gather around the burn-out Japanese coast guard aircraft at Haneda airport on Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2024, in Tokyo, Japan. Transport officials and police each began their on site investigation at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport on Wednesday after a large passenger plane and the Japanese coast guard aircraft collided on the runway and burst into flames, killing several people aboard the coast guard plane. (Kyodo News via AP)

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The morning market burnt out by fires which followed a strong earthquake in Wajima, central Japan, 03 January 2024. The Ishikawa Prefecture Government has announced 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7. 5) which occured on 01 January. About 33,000 residents in Ishikawa Prefecture have evacuated to 355 makeshift evacuation centers. According to Hokuriku Electric Power Company, about 33,900 homes lose electricity power in the prefecture. EPA / JIJI PRESS JAPAN OUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY / Death toll rises to 62 as survivors face rain and landslides. Japan
The morning market burnt out by fires which followed a strong earthquake in Wajima, central Japan, 03 January 2024. The Ishikawa Prefecture Government has announced 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7. 5) which occured on 01 January. About 33,000 residents in Ishikawa Prefecture have evacuated to 355 makeshift evacuation centers. According to Hokuriku Electric Power Company, about 33,900 homes lose electricity power in the prefecture. EPA / JIJI PRESS JAPAN OUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY / Death toll rises to 62 as survivors face rain and landslides. Japan
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