Six people were killed and at least 144 hurt Saturday morning when a magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck northeastern Japan, Japanese officials said.
Another eight people were missing, fire officials said.
Several landslides covered roads, some highways buckled, a few bridges collapsed and bullet trains stopped, but two nuclear power plants in the region were not affected, officials said. Read full article »
CNN's Junko Ogura and Yoko Wakatsuki contributed to this report.
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