30 casualties reported in the aftermath of Japan’s earthquake: Figures may rise

Date:

January 02, World (LNW): In a tragic turn of events, Japan reports the loss of at least 30 lives in the aftershocks of the powerful earthquake hit the country yesterday.

The casualties resulted from the collapse of various structures, including residential homes and office buildings.

The figures may rise in later reports, as rescue teams are already in operation in search of survivors and casualties.

The seismic activity also triggered a minor tsunami along several coastal areas of Japan, prompting authorities to issue tsunami warnings.

Fortunately, the warnings have now been lifted, bringing relief to the affected regions.

Rescue and search operations are currently in progress to locate and aid individuals trapped in the debris caused by the earthquake.

Emergency response teams are working tirelessly to navigate the aftermath and provide assistance to those affected.

On a positive note, it has been reported that the Japanese high-speed train, initially halted as a safety measure, has resumed its operations.

As the nation grapples with the aftermath of this seismic event, the focus remains on the ongoing rescue efforts and providing support to those affected by the tragedy. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely and ensure the safety and well-being of the affected communities.

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

Popular

More like this
Related

Retiring Supreme Court Justice voices deep concerns over threats to judicial integrity?

Retiring Supreme Court Justice voices deep concerns over threats to judicial integrity?

SL Central Bank Launches National Financial Literacy Drive to Empower Citizens

SL Central Bank Launches National Financial Literacy Drive to Empower Citizens

X-Press Pearl Compensation Battle Stalls Amid UK Legal Challenge

X-Press Pearl Compensation Battle Stalls Amid UK Legal Challenge

Sri Lanka-India Power Link Moves Ahead with Key Grid Connectivity Plans

Sri Lanka-India Power Link Moves Ahead with Key Grid Connectivity Plans