5.9-magnitude earthquake strikes Japan, injuring at least 37
📍 The outcome
{ "epilogue": "A magnitude 5.9 earthquake struck eastern Japan and the Tokyo area, accompanied by a separate quake in the Hokkaido region on the same day. Early warning systems alerted millions of phones before the shaking hit.
The events resulted in at least 37 injuries, though no tsunami warning was issued." }
Epilogue added 21d ago, after coverage quieted.
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The story so far
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Who reported it (7)
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5.9-magnitude earthquake strikes Japan, injuring at least 37 Euronews.com · 76d ago broke it first
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