After Japan's earthquake and tsunami - week 5

雪儿 · 发表于: 2011-4-13 11:53:15

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Soldiers pray for victims in the devastated coastal town of Otsuchi, Iwate Prefecture, on April 11.

雪儿 · 发表于: 2011-4-13 11:53:44

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Soldiers pray for victims in the devastated coastal town of Otsuchi, Iwate Prefecture, on April 11.

雪儿 · 发表于: 2011-4-13 11:54:08

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Two-year-old Ayaka and family members pray for her missing grandmother and great grandmother at a vacant lot where they lived in Ishinomaki, Miyagi prefecture, on April 11.

雪儿 · 发表于: 2011-4-13 11:54:49

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Volunteers remove mud and sort family photographs recovered by defense force soldiers from tsunami devastated areas, at a shelter in Kesennuma city in Miyagi prefecture on April 10.

雪儿 · 发表于: 2011-4-13 11:56:00

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Japanese residents pray for victims at an elementary school in Ishinomaki, northeastern Japan, on Monday, April 11. Exactly one month ago, a massive earthquake and tsunami ravaged Japan's northeastern coastal region.

雪儿 · 发表于: 2011-4-13 11:56:51

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Tsunami survivor Tadao Kamei, left, and a friend draw the words "ganbaro!" or "hang in there" on a new billboard lit up with car headlights in Ishinomaki, Miyagi prefecture on April 10. Prime Minister Naoto Kan promised he would "never abandon" survivors of Japan's tsunami as he tried to focus attention on the future, despite a high-stakes battle at a nuclear plant.

雪儿 · 发表于: 2011-4-13 11:57:10

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A person enters a shower booth at a makeshift shower facility set up by the US Army adjacent to an evacuation center in the tsunami-devastated coastal city of Higashimatsushima, Miyagi prefecture, northeastern Japan, April 10. Some tsunami-hit cities and towns in the region once again have lost the electricity and running water after a 7.1-magnitude aftershock on April 7. More than 150,000 survivors are still living in evacuation centers scattered around the region.

雪儿 · 发表于: 2011-4-13 11:57:32

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A policeman directs traffic by hand due to the lack of electricity in Ishinomaki, Miyagi prefecture on April 10.

雪儿 · 发表于: 2011-4-13 11:57:53

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Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan, left, shouts "Come on, Japan" along with Ishinomaki Mayor Hiroshi Kameyama, center, and others as he visits Ishinomaki, a port town devastated by last month's earthquake and tsunami in northeastern Japan, on April 10.

雪儿 · 发表于: 2011-4-13 11:59:20

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Anti-nuclear protesters march in the streets, April 10, in Tokyo.

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