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A 6.8-magnitude earthquake hit Japan's north-west coast today, killing at least five people.
The quake injured more than 260 people, flattened dozens of wooden buildings and triggered a fire at a nuclear power plant.
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CourtsJapanese QuakePlace: JapanPlace: KashiwazakiPlace: Kashiwazaki nuclear plantPlace: NiigataPlace: TokyoPlace: northern and central JapanPlace: NorthernPlace: north-western JapanPlace: southern JapanPlace: Niigata AirportPlace: KobePerson: Ritei WakatsukiPerson: Motoyasu TamakiPerson: KyodoPerson: Koichi UhiraPerson: prime ministerPerson: Shinzo AbeOrganisation: NHKOrganisation: Tokyo Electric PowerOrganisation: Meteorological AgencyOrganisation: US Geological Survey
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