More than 100 aftershocks hit Japan after deadly quake that killed 13
The mall suffered an explosion in the hour after the quake struck. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi warned it was "truly a race against time" to rescue those trapped. Thousands are in evacuation centres, and many are without power.
- ▪The mall suffered an explosion in the hour after the quake struck.
- ▪Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi warned it was "truly a race against time" to rescue those trapped.
- ▪Thousands are in evacuation centres, and many are without power.
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More than 100 aftershocks hit Japan after deadly quake that killed 13Image source, ReutersImage caption, Residents in Japan's Kumamoto prefecture woke on Wednesday to collapsed buildings and debrisByOlivia IrelandPublished5 minutes agoJapan's south-western Kyushu region has had more than 100 aftershocks since it was struck on Tuesday by a magnitude 6.8 earthquake which left at least 13 people dead.Many others are in "cardiopulmonary arrest" - a term often used in preliminary reports in Japan before a death is officially confirmed.Amid searing heat, rescue crews are digging through the rubble at a paper factory and a shopping mall in Kumamoto prefecture, looking for trapped survivors. The mall suffered an explosion in the hour after the quake struck.
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