More Earthquake Warnings in Japan as Rescuers Race to Free Those Trapped
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A 5.8 magnitude earthquake occurred on Wednesday, July 29, in southwestern Japan, just one day after the strong 7.1 magnitude earthquake that affected the same region. The movement had its epicenter in the Amakusa Islands near Kumamoto, and was captured by security cameras. According to the authorities, the tremor reached level 5 on the Japanese seismic intensity scale. Although the new quake generated concern among the population, no casualties…
What you should know An earthquake of magnitude 5.8 shook Kumamoto Prefecture on July 29, 2026.The quake occurs one day after the 7.1 earthquake that caused at least 18 deaths.They remain alert in the region after recording more than 48 consecutive replicas.A new earthquake of magnitude 5.8 shook again on July 29, 2026 the Kumamoto Prefecture, south-west of Japan.The event takes place just one day after a devastating 7.1 magnitude earthquake cau…
Kumamoto (Japan).- A new earthquake of magnitude 5.8 shook the Kumamoto Prefecture in south-west Japan this Wednesday, one day after a 7.1 earthquake caused the death of 18 people and several people trapped under the rubble that rescue teams continue to search for. The quake took place at 22:19 local time (01:19 GMT) with epicenter in the Amakusa Islands, near the town of Kumamoto, according to the Japanese weather agency (JMA). The earthquake w…
The earthquake shakes Kumamoto in the middle of a rescue operation after the devastating 7.1 magnitude earthquake just a day before.
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