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Aeon Kyushu, MaxValu, and 17 Other Stores in Kumamoto Prefecture Suspend Operations.
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Following the magnitude 7 earthquake that struck Kumamoto Prefecture on the 28th, Aeon Kyushu announced on the 29th that 17 of its stores in the prefecture had suspended operations. These included four stores, such as Aeon Uki, and nine stores, such as MaxValu Nagamine. The figures were compiled as of 10:00 AM that day and may change later…
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Semiconductor giant Renesas Electronics announced on the 29th that it had shut down its two factories in Kumamoto City and Nishiki Town, Kumamoto Prefecture, immediately after the earthquake. The company confirmed damage such as falling ceiling panels and water leaks.
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