By RYO OYAMA/ Staff Writer
January 9, 2024 at 14:11 JST
Shinya Tsukada, director of the Japan Meteorological Agency’s Earthquake and Volcanic Engineering Affairs Division, speaks at a Jan. 8 news conference. (Ryo Oyama)
The risk of another major earthquake hitting the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture has dropped in half, but the likelihood is still 100-fold greater than before the Jan. 1 disaster, the Japan Meteorological Agency said. [Read More]
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