At least 126 people are known to have died, with more than 69 dead in the city of Wajima. More than 500 people were injured, at least 27 of them seriously.
The death toll from the earthquake in Japan has risen to 126. The Associated Press reported this today, January 6.
It was noted that most of the dead were in the city of Wajima – 69.
More than 500 people were injured, at least 27 of them seriously.
More than 200 people are still considered missing. Eleven people are under the rubble of two houses in Anamiz.
Officials warned that roads, flexible and cracked by the earthquake, could collapse, and the general situation could be worsened by worsening weather, with rain and snow forecast.
Power is slowly being restored along the coast of Japan, but water supplies are still in short supply as emergency water systems have also been damaged.
We remind you that on January 1, an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.6 occurred in the center of Japan. The tsunami occurred. After that, a series of strong repeated earthquakes occurred during the day. Today, January 6, in the morning, 110 were killed.
Source: korrespondent
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