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translation: i was wondering what happened, then i felt - the aeroplane tilted to the side of the runway, and ifelta big bump. the flight attendants told us to stay calm. translation: i can only say it was a miracle. we could have died if we didn't evacuate at that point. a huge fire quickly takes hold and overwhelms the passenger aircraft, and then, this. those on board the second plane were not as fortunate. five of the six people aboard died, although the pilot escaped. that aircraft was travelling to ishikawa near the epicentre of a 7.6 magnitude earthquake. the crew were carrying food and preparing to help with the rescue effort. authorities here at haneda

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magnitude earthquake. the crew were carrying food and preparing to help with the rescue effort. authorities here at haneda airport deployed 100 fire trucks approximately, to try to control the blaze, and it took more than six hours. experts say it is because of japan's strong safety record and the training of its staff that the crew were able to respond so effectively in time. translation: we will work with the transport ministry i to determine the cause of the accident. the scene needs to be preserved for that, but we will try to get airport operations going as quickly as possible. investigators will be desperately looking for answers as to how two planes were on the runway at the same time. an extraordinary moment, but coming so soon after a powerful earthquake, japan finds itself facing two tragedies in as many days. suranjana tewari,

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Newsday

those on board the second plane were not as fortunate. five of the six people aboard died, though the pilot escaped. that aircraft was travelling to near the epicentre of a 7.6 magnitude earthquake. the crew were carrying food and preparing to help with the rescue effort. authorities here at haneda airport deployed 100 fire trucks to try to control the blaze, and it took more than six hours. experts say it is because of japan's strong safety record and the training of its staff that the crew were able to respond so effectively in time. translation: we will work with the transport ministry | to determine the cause of the accident. the scene needs to be preserved for that, but we will try to get airport operations going as quickly as possible. investigators will be desperately looking for answers as to how two planes

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BBC News

of the runway, and ifelta big bump. the flight attendants told us to stay calm. i can only say it was a miracle. we could have died if we didn't evacuate at that point. a huge fire quickly takes hold and overwhelms the passenger aircraft, and then, this. those on board the second plane were not as fortunate. five of the six people aboard died, though the pilot escaped. that aircraft was travelling to near the epicentre of a 7.6 magnitude earthquake. the crew were carrying food and preparing to help with the rescue effort. authorities here at haneda airport deployed 100 fire trucks to try to control the blaze, and it took more than six hours. experts say it is because of japan's strong safety record and the training of its staff that the crew were able to respond so effectively in time.

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Newsday

told us to stay calm. i can only say it was a miracle. we could have died if we didn't evacuate at that point. a huge fire quickly takes hold and overwhelms the passenger aircraft, and then, this. those on board the second plane were not as fortunate. five of the six people aboard died, though the pilot escaped. that aircraft was travelling to near the epicentre of a 7.6 magnitude earthquake. the crew were carrying food and preparing to help with the rescue effort. authorities here at haneda airport deployed 100 fire trucks to try to control the blaze, and it took more than six hours. experts say it is because of japan's strong safety record

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Chris Jansing Reports

as the death toll increased to 73, the next day is going to be very critical in this rescue effort. the japanese government has said they have doubled the amount of rescue workers in that area. they are using sniffer dogs as well, but the after shocks have been so frequent and so strong, every time they're trying to go in there and rescue people and get under the rubble, they have to stop the missions, stop the search. so that has been extremely frustrating for people on the ground. and on top of that, as you can see, it has been raining, sleet, and these are very precarious conditions because after a magnitude seven earthquake, like the one that hit the area on january 1st, the ground is very soft. any kind of rain or sleet or snow makes the potential for landslides that much more possible. and some of these areas, remember, are very remote, and they haven't been able to access some of these areas on the peninsula. and they haven't been able to

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BBC News

but the death toll is expected to rise. the people here have lived through many an earthquake, but never felt tremors of this magnitude, which have shaken both their surroundings and their sense of safety. 0ur asia correspondent suranjana teqari told me how the conditions are hampering the rescue effort. there is actually heavy rain forecast and potential landslides, and the authorities have said that that will hamper rescue efforts further. the peninsula where the earthquake struck on monday is a very narrow peninsula, it's not heavily populated, but the roads are quite narrow and they have been damaged in the earthquake and that has made it really difficult, asjean�*s report mentioned not only for our teams to reach the most affected areas, but also those rescue workers. the other problem that is hampering rescue operations is after—shocks and tremors.

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BBC News

the crew were preparing to help with the rescue effort. authorities here at haneda airport deployed 100 fire trucks to try to control the blaze, and it took more than six hours. experts say it is because of japan's strong safety record and the training of its staff that the crew were able to respond so effectively in time. translation: we will work with the transport ministry i to determine the cause of the accident. the scene needs to be preserved for that, but we will try to get airport operations going as quickly as possible. investigators will be desperately looking for answers as to how two planes were on the runway at the same time. an extraordinary moment, but coming so soon after a powerful earthquake, japan finds itself facing two tragedies in as many days. suranjana tewari, bbc news, tokyo. i'm joined now by anthony brickhouse, a professor of aerospace safety at embry—riddle aeronautical university.

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BBC News

so we are still trying to piece together the extent of the damage, and how many people have been killed and injured. some firefighters have managed to get into the wrecked city of wajima and are searching for survivors. but the death toll is expected to rise. the people here have lived through many an earthquake, but never felt tremors of this magnitude, which have shaken both their surroundings and their sense of safety. 0ur asia correspondent, suranjana teqari, told me how the conditions are hampering the rescue effort. there is actually heavy rain forecast and potential landslides, and the authorities have said that that will hamper rescue efforts further. the peninsula where the earthquake struck on monday is a very narrow peninsula, it is not heavily

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