Evacuated Japanese Feel Exhausted and Uncertain

In the coastal regions of three of Japan’s northeastern prefectures, aftershocks of at least magnitude 3 on the Japanese 1—7 shindo scale, still rattle survivors every 2—3 hours.
Evacuated Japanese Feel Exhausted and Uncertain
BEARING HARDSHIPS: Japanese earthquake and tsunami survivors across the affected area cope with harsh conditions in temporary shelters. Pictured here is in a shelter in a gym in Rikuzentakata, in Iwate Prefecture on March 24. Nicolas Asfouri/Getty Images
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BEARING HARDSHIPS: Japanese earthquake and tsunami survivors across the affected area cope with harsh conditions in temporary shelters. Pictured here is in a shelter in a gym in Rikuzentakata, in Iwate Prefecture on March 24.  (Nicolas Asfouri/Getty Images )