HINTS:

十以上數(shù)字、年份、百分率、金額等都用阿拉伯?dāng)?shù)字表示，數(shù)字采用千位逗號(hào)隔斷

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It was the deadliest quake in Japan since January 17, 1995, when 6,433 people died after a pre-dawn tremor in the western city of Kobe. The Kobe quake was the most devastating in modern times to hit a city in the developed world. The 10th anniversary last month was marked in the rebuilt city by a UN conference on how to reduce the risks of disasters such as earthquakes or tsunamis of the type that battered the Indian Ocean in December. In autumn, nearly one million Japanese took part in earthquake preparation drills to mark another anniversary, that of the 1923 Great Kanto earthquake which devastated the Tokyo region leaving 142,807 people dead or unaccounted for.
那是自1995年1月17日以來日本發(fā)生的最致命的地震。在95年的大地震中，西部城市神戶有6433人在黎明前的震動(dòng)中喪生。 在當(dāng)代發(fā)達(dá)國家城市遭受的侵襲中，神戶地震的破壞性最大。 上個(gè)月，聯(lián)合國在這座重建于廢墟之上的城市舉行了神戶大地震十周年紀(jì)念會(huì)議，會(huì)議的主題是如何減少災(zāi)難發(fā)生的風(fēng)險(xiǎn)，例如地震和類似12月襲擊印度洋海域的海嘯等。 去年秋季，近100萬日本人參與了地震防備演習(xí)，來紀(jì)念另一次災(zāi)難——1923年的關(guān)東大地震幾乎摧毀了整個(gè)東京地區(qū)，造成142807人死亡或失蹤。