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The Guardian
Japan earthquake survivors share stories
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan, causing at least 13 deaths and injuring hundreds, primarily impacting the town of Hikawa and surrounding areas. Rescuers worked to save individuals trapped in collapsed buildings, with efforts focused on ongoing aftershocks and the risk of further damage. Many residents, terrified of aftershocks and heat, spent the night in cars or makeshift shelters, while rescue operations continued to search for survivors amid significant destruction.
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