A waterlogged family photo album left behind in the town of Namie, Japan on Fukushima's tsunami-ravaged coast. Photo: AP A waterlogged family photo album left behind in the town of Namie, Japan on Fukushima's tsunami-ravaged coast. Photo: AP
A waterlogged family photo album left behind in the town of Namie, Japan on Fukushima's tsunami-ravaged coast. Photo: AP
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Updated: 2:31pm, 11 Mar, 2016

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A waterlogged family photo album left behind in the town of Namie, Japan on Fukushima's tsunami-ravaged coast. Photo: AP A waterlogged family photo album left behind in the town of Namie, Japan on Fukushima's tsunami-ravaged coast. Photo: AP
A waterlogged family photo album left behind in the town of Namie, Japan on Fukushima's tsunami-ravaged coast. Photo: AP
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