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QUAKE IN JAPAN: THE OVERVIEW; DEATH COUNT IN JAPAN QUAKE EXCEEDS 2,000; HUNDREDS STILL TRAPPED IN KOBE WRECKAGE
1995
Overview
\"The roof just blew off all of a sudden,\" a woman in Kobe told Japanese television, describing her ordeal. \"Glass shattered and flew all over.\" \"Earthquakes are essentially a random phenomenon,\" he said. \"When you look at it historically, there appear to be periods of greater and lesser seismic activity, but we're unable at this time to say whether that's real or just by chance.\" In Kobe, residents fled a burning residential area yesterday with whatever belongings they could carry. (Reuters); A truck lay on its side after plunging from the Hanshin Expressway, between Osaka and Kobe. (Associated Press) (pg. A1); Bereaved family members wept over the body of a relative in the Nishinomiya city gymnasium near Kobe. (Reuters) (pg. A12) Diagram: \"The Destruction in Kobe\" shows areas that were heavily damaged in yesterday's earthquake. (Sources: Asahi Shimbun; Japanese Exchange Trade Organization) (pg. A12)
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