Weather & Disasters
Up to 6,100 in Tokyo predicted to die in worst-case quake scenario
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Up to around 6,100 people would die in the event a major earthquake hits the heart of Tokyo, the metropolitan government said in a re Full article
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