The media is primarily interested in the radiation levels in the Fukushima nuclear power plant. Less and less is covered about the people struggling to live, and of some of the wonderful stories that happened on the ground. One of these stories took place in Kesenuma, the city that was completely wiped out in the tsunami. Amidst the destruction, one building that still stands. It is a building that saved 1,000 lives and 500 vehicles ... and it wasn't a coincidence. Here is its story by Wesley Cheek.
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