More than 20 injured as moderate earthquake shakes northeast Japan

A moderate earthquake struck northeast Japan, injuring more than 20 people. The quake caused disruptions to transportation in the region, with express trains serving Tokyo and Narita Airport experiencing delays. This is significant because Japan is a country prone to earthquakes, and any disruption to transportation can have a ripple effect on the economy and markets.

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A moderate earthquake hit northeast Japan, causing some disruptions to local trains. The impact on the economy is likely to be limited, as the quake was not extremely powerful and the affected area is not a major industrial hub.

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