At least 43 people were injured and many commuters in the Tokyo region continued to experience train disruptions on Friday, a day after the capital was rocked by the strongest earthquake in a decade.The magnitude-5.9 quake left many late-night train passengers stranded, with services on shinkansen bullet train and 16 local train lines canceled or delayed from late night Thursday to around 3 p.m. Friday, affecting about 368,000 people, according to East Japan Railway Co.The operator, also known as JR East, resumed train services in the morning but many passengers were forced to wait at stati…READ FULL ARTICLE
