World : Japan Agency Cancels Mistakenly Issued Quake Warning, Trains Disrupted
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Japan's weather agency cancels wide-area earthquake warning minutes after issuing it (Google News · The Star, NST, The Edge (no own RSS), 13:12)
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1 reportWorld : Japan Agency Cancels Mistakenly Issued Quake Warning, Trains Disrupted
TOKYO, Oct 16 (Bernama-Kyodo) -- Japan's weather agency canceled a mistakenly issued warning of strong seismic shaking from an earthquake off northern Japan on Friday after overestimating the temblor's magnitude as a catastrophic 9.9, causing temporary train service disruptions in parts of the country, Kyodo News reported.
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