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Central Japan earthquake leaves at least 22 injured, report says

Footage shows damaged storefront glass and fallen books; the same bulletin also captures a small plane landing among Florida highway traffic.

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Terremoto de magnitude 5,7 atinge região central do Japão | CNN AGORA

At least 22 people were injured when a magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck central Japan early Sunday, November 8, CNN Brasil, the Brazilian news channel, reports, citing local media.

The report shows shattered glass at an Audi dealership in Toyohashi, a city in Aichi Prefecture, and books scattered across a bookstore floor. An on-screen caption puts the earthquake's depth at 40 kilometers. The anchor says no tsunami was triggered, citing Japanese media, and reports that no tsunami warning was issued.

Although the earthquake supplies the video's title, the bulletin begins with a separate emergency in the United States: a small aircraft making a forced landing on a Florida highway.

Dashcam footage shows the plane descending into traffic and clipping the rear of a black pickup truck. The anchor says the pilot reported engine trouble, prompting the emergency landing. Two people were aboard, and no injuries were reported.

A subsequent ground-level clip shows the aircraft stopped on the road. Emergency workers and bystanders then push it clear of the roadway. The earthquake coverage begins about 44 seconds into the bulletin.

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