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  • thousands roam tokyo streets stations after quake

    Thousands Roam Tokyo Streets, Stations After Quake

    World | March 11, 2011 22:32 IST

    Tokyo, Mar 10: Japan's huge earthquake brought super-modern Tokyo to a standstill Friday, paralyzing trains that normally run like clockwork and stranding hordes of commuters carrying mobile phones rendered largely useless by widespread outages. The

  • millions stuck in tokyo as quake shuts down subways

    Millions Stuck In Tokyo As Quake Shuts Down Subways

    World | March 11, 2011 17:54 IST

    Tokyo, Mar 11: Millions of people in greater Tokyo were stranded far away from home today evening after Japan's biggest earthquake on record shut down the capital's massive subway system.Sirens wailed through Tokyo, television helicopters

  • rescuers in nz pull out more dead from debris toll goes up

    Rescuers In NZ Pull Out More Dead From Debris, Toll Goes Up To 113

    World | February 25, 2011 19:30 IST

    Melbourne, Feb 25: Rescuers pulled out more bodies from the debris in their grim search for the missing in a quake-devastated Christchurch where death toll mounted to 113, and incidents of theft and looting were

  • it s incredibly hard to focus on match due to quake says

    It's Incredibly Hard To Focus On Match Due To Quake, Says Vettrori

    Cricket | February 24, 2011 16:13 IST

    Nagpur, Feb 24: New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori today said that it has been quite difficult for them to focus on the big game against Trans-Tasman rivals Australia after the devastating earthquake that rocked Christchurch

  • nearly 400 dead missing in new zealand quake

    Nearly 400 Dead, Missing In New Zealand Quake

    World | February 23, 2011 8:23 IST

    Christchurch, Feb 23 (AFP) New Zealand rescuers worked frantically through the night today to reach trapped survivors after a catastrophic earthquake left nearly 400 people dead or missing in Christchurch. Prime Minister John Key, declaring

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