People trapped inside Japan shopping centre after earthquake
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The International Atomic Energy Agency posted to X that the earthquake "caused no damage or safety issues at the Sendai Nuclear Power Plant, located around 100km (62 miles) from the epicentre, and that it remains in operation"."The IAEA will continue to monitor the situation," it said.Related topicsJapanEarthquakes
- ▪The International Atomic Energy Agency posted to X that the earthquake "caused no damage or safety issues at the Sendai Nuclear Power Plant, located around 100km (62 miles) from the epicentre, and that it remains in operation"."The IAEA wil
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- ▪ Japan earthquake injures 50 and traps ‘many people’ inside shopping mall — the Guardian
- ▪ Multiple people trapped inside Japanese shopping centre, others missing in paper factory, after earthquake– live updates — World news | The Guardian
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Widespread damage from magnitude 7.1 earthquake in south-west JapanImage source, ReutersImage caption, The fire department said the second floor of the mall collapsed, "leaving many people trapped inside"ByOlivia Ireland and Joel GuintoPublished28 July 2026, 11:29 BSTUpdated 28 minutes agoSeveral people are trapped inside a shopping centre after a strong earthquake hit south-west Japan, officials say.Some local media reports that there was an explosion at the Aeon Mall in Kumamoto, following the magnitude 7.1 earthquake.The quake hit inland on Kyushu island at 16:27 local time (07:27 GMT), with more than 150,000 people being told to move to evacuation shelters.
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