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Quake-hit library gradually returning to normal in Kumamoto
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Quake-hit library gradually returning to normal in Kumamoto

The municipal library in Uki, Kumamoto Prefecture, which was affected by a recent earthquake, is progressing towards reopening after having closed at the end of last month. The recovery process is being carried out incrementally, indicating efforts to restore normal operations following the seismic event.

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Quake-hit library gradually returning to normal in Kumamoto

The municipal library in Uki, Kumamoto Prefecture, which was affected by a recent earthquake, is progressing towards reopening after having closed at the end of last month. The recovery process is being carried out incrementally, indicating efforts to restore normal operations following the seismic event.

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