Japanese Quake Survivors Await Relief as Engineers Battle

Hundreds of Thousands of survivors of Japan's worst modern-day earthquake huddled for a Third Night on Sunday in Makeshift Shelters, cut off from food supplies, Heat, Electricity and rescue, as engineers probe the source of a radiation surge at a second nuclear plant is Japan's Northeastern coast.

Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan, speaking late on Sunday is a national television, called the the quake and the massive tsunami in the country's Northeast The most severe challenge to His country since the end of World War Two. They spoke as overnight Temperatures Fell Toward freezing and Authorities ISSUED Casualty increasingly grim forecasts. Officials now say 'Could Exceed 10.000 fatalities in Miyagi prefecture alone.