The Fukuoka Earthquake in Japan

The initial scale of the earthquake was zero, causing railway blackouts in the majority of the area, causing paralysis of basic public facilities and disruption of telephone service. In the city of Fukuoka, 75 - year - old Mr. Iteyama who was trapped in the collapsed wall died in the hospital. The other two women aged 56 and 83 were unconsciously in critical condition. Over 400 people in Fukuoka Prefecture alone are treated at hospitals, at least 15 of them have been treated for fractures and other serious injuries.

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