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Kyushu Shinkansen Restores Full Service 52 Days After Kumamoto Earthquake

The Kyushu Shinkansen (bullet train), which had been partially suspended following the magnitude 6.8 earthquake that struck Kumamoto…
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BBC: Footage of Tibet floods is being heavily censored in China – and we know little about victims there. “The dramatic footage was almost impossible to miss. A torrent of water tearing through Gyirong Port, one of the main border crossings between Nepal and Tibet, sweeping away all in its path as hundreds of people fled for their lives. The scenes, captured by CCTV cameras, quickly spread on […]

BBC: Footage of Tibet floods is being heavily censored in China – and we know little about victims there. “The dramatic footage was almost impossible to miss. A torrent of water tearing through Gyirong Port, one of the main border crossings between Nepal and Tibet, sweeping away all in its path as hundreds of people fled for their lives. The scenes, captured by CCTV cameras, quickly spread on […]

BBC: Footage of Tibet floods is being heavily censored in China – and we know little about victims there. “The dramatic footage was almost impossible to miss. A torrent of water tearing through Gyirong Port, one of the main border crossings between Nepal and Tibet, sweeping away all in its path as hundreds of people fled for their lives. The scenes, captured by CCTV cameras, quickly spread on […]

BBC: Footage of Tibet floods is being heavily censored in China – and we know little about victims there. “The dramatic footage was almost impossible to miss. A torrent of water tearing through Gyirong Port, one of the main border crossings between Nepal and Tibet, sweeping away all in its path as hundreds of people fled for their lives. The scenes, captured by CCTV cameras, quickly spread on […]

BBC: Footage of Tibet floods is being heavily censored in China – and we know little about victims there. “The dramatic footage was almost impossible to miss. A torrent of water tearing through Gyirong Port, one of the main border crossings between Nepal and Tibet, sweeping away all in its path as hundreds of people fled for their lives. The scenes, captured by CCTV cameras, quickly spread on […]