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Japan issues tsunami warnings

Magnitude 7.5 quake in northern Japan injures 23 people and triggers a 2-foot tsunami

A powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck off northern Japan late Monday, injuring 23 people and triggering a tsunami in Pacific coast communities, officials said.

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Tsunami warnings canceled after 7.5-magnitude earthquake in NE Japan

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Evacuation orders issued in Japan after powerful earthquake triggers tsunami warning

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Japan Issues Tsunami Warning After 7.6-Magnitude Earthquake

The earthquake struck off the coast of Aomori Prefecture, on Japan’s main island, Honshu.

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Japan issues tsunami alert after magnitude 7.6 earthquake

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Map: 7.6-Magnitude Earthquake Near Japan Prompts Tsunami Alert

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Japan earthquake LIVE: Tsunami warning issued as huge 7.6 magnitude tremor hits

A tsunami of up to three meters is expected to impact the coast of Hokkaido and Aomori, Japan, imminently following an off-shore earthquake, according to Japan's Meteorological Agency.

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M7.5 quake strikes northeastern Japan, tsunami warning issued

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Major earthquake strikes Japan's north-east coast

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Massive earthquake strikes Japan, CCTV footage captures dramatic moments; watch

A tsunami reaching up to 70 centimeters (2 feet 4 inches) was recorded at Kuji Port in Iwate Prefecture, just south of Aomori.

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Japan earthquake rocks fish tanks

A powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck late Monday off northern Japan, according to officials. Several people have been reportedly injured.

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US yields, dollar rise after Japan earthquake; investors eye Fed rate cut this week

U.S. Treasury yields rose and the dollar gained against the Japanese yen on Monday as investors assessed the potential impact of a strong earthquake in Japan, while major stock indexes were slightly lower.

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Japan says earthquake in capital could kill 18,000, cost $535B in damage

An earthquake with a high likelihood of striking beneath Tokyo and nearby areas in the coming decades could kill 18,000 people and cause 83 trillion yen ($535 billion) in economic damage in the worst-case scenario, according to a Japanese draft government estimate.