More than half of Japan tsunami and earthquake victims were aged 65 or older, reveals data.
European Medical Centres to Help Japan Victims
European bone marrow centres have offered to help the victims of nuclear accident in Japan who may be exposed to dangerous radiation, said by authorities at a European medical organization.
European bone marrow centres have offered to help the victims of nuclear accident in Japan who may be exposed to dangerous radiation, said by authorities at a European medical organization.
Separate data compiled by the police in Miyagi Prefecture, showed that out of 8,015 deaths in the prefecture, 95.8 percent or 7,676, resulted from drowning.
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Lone Pine Tree Symbol of Hope And Defiance to the Tsunami-Battered Japanese
A lone pine tree stands on the shore of a tsunami-wrecked Japanese city, a symbol of hope and defiance for people who have lost everything.
A lone pine tree stands on the shore of a tsunami-wrecked Japanese city, a symbol of hope and defiance for people who have lost everything.
Stiffer Controls on Japanese Food Imports Mooted in Europe
The EU may move to strengthen controls on imports of Japanese food to include checks on the presence of plutonium.
The EU may move to strengthen controls on imports of Japanese food to include checks on the presence of plutonium.
Japanese Agriculture Grappling With the Nuclear Scare
Farmers are facing the bitter aftermath of Japan's nuclear emergency, which could see crops left to rot over a vast swathe of the country's agricultural heartland.
Farmers are facing the bitter aftermath of Japan's nuclear emergency, which could see crops left to rot over a vast swathe of the country's agricultural heartland.
