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6.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Northern Japan
3 sourcesFirst reported 24 days agoUpdated 24 days ago
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- A 6.1 magnitude earthquake hit northeastern Japan early Sunday morning.
- The quake's epicenter was located off the coast of Iwate Prefecture at a depth of 40 kilometers.
- There have been no reports of major damage or casualties so far.
- A tsunami warning was not issued despite the quake being felt over a large area.
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