Japan earthquake death toll reaches 126 as more survivors extricated from debris

A lot of people have died in Japan after some big earthquakes, and rescuers are still finding people alive in the rubble.

Today, they found a woman in her 90s who had been stuck since the big earthquake started five days ago.

The TV news showed rescue workers using plastic to keep her out of public sight.

Today, a man was saved from a building that had fallen down. He had been stuck there for 3 days.

Unfortunately, a boy who was five years old got hot water spilled on him during the earthquake and he passed away on Friday.

He was getting better, but then he got worse again, according to officials in Ishikawa, the area most affected.

Rescue efforts are still happening, but they are being slowed down by more shaking that could cause more damage.

A man is searching for his family in a city called Anamizu, in Japan. The city was hit by an earthquake and some of the houses have fallen down. The man is walking in front of one of those houses. The fifth of May, 2024. On Monday, a big earthquake destroyed houses, damaged roads, and caused boats to be tossed around in the water. It also led to warnings about a possible tsunami.

Some roads are already cracked, and there’s a worry that they might collapse, especially if it rains or snows tonight and on Sunday.

Wajima city has had 69 people die, which is the most, followed by Suzu with 38. Over 500 people got hurt, and at least 27 of them were hurt badly.

More than 200 people are believed to be missing right now.

On Tuesday, January 15th, we saw houses ruined near the ocean in Suzu, Ishikawa, Japan. On July 2, 2024. Several big earthquakes hit the western part of Japan, causing a lot of damage to buildings, cars, and boats. Officials are telling people in some places to stay away from their homes because there might be more earthquakes.

The earthquakes made a big fire in Wajima town. There were also landslides and other fires in the area.

The University of Tokyo’s earthquake research institute found that the western coast of Japan moved up to 820ft closer to the sea in some places.

North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, did something unexpected by sending a message of sympathy to the Prime Minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida. The news was reported by the official Korean Central News Agency.

Yoshimasa Hayashi, a government spokesperson, said that Japan was thankful for all the messages they got, including the one from Mr.

He said Japan hasn’t received a condolence message for a disaster in almost 30 years, since 1995.

Yesterday, it was announced that Japan will get $100,000 (£78,600) from the US to help, and they will also receive more assistance in the future.

Electricity is slowly coming back in the areas near the ocean, but there is still not enough water. This is made worse because the systems providing emergency water are also broken.

Many soldiers are bringing water, food, and medicine to over 30,000 people who lost their homes and are staying in auditoriums, schools, and other buildings.

On Tuesday, a plane from the coast guard that was carrying help for the area affected by the disaster crashed into a plane carrying passengers on the runway at a Tokyo airport.

Five out of the six people on the coast guard plane died, but all 379 people on the passenger plane survived, even though it was on fire.