Kumamoto |
Event
|
Earthquake
|
Magnitude
|
7.3
|
Area
|
Kyushu
|
Death
|
29
|
Injured
|
1600
|
Evacuation
|
69000
|
Cut off
|
Power, gas, water
|
Shut down
|
Terminal building at Kumamoto Airport
|
Roads
|
Cracked and crumbled
|
Shinkensen bullet train
|
suspended
|
Several tremors have been felt by the southwestern Japan
where at least 29 people have been reported dead till now. 1600 people have
been treated in hospitals for recovery of their injuries. As risk has been
reported around that area, 69000 people have been removed from their household
and kept them safe. Roads have been broken and removed by the 7.3 magnitude
quake.Shinkensen bullet train has been suspended. Terminal building at Kumamoto
Airport has been shut down by officials.The United States Geological Survey reported the time at
1:25 a.m. Saturday in the city of Kumamoto on the island of Kyushu. It happened
at a depth of 25 miles.
Warning:-
Seismic activity is increasing in Kumamoto and Oita
Prefectures on Japan's south-western Kyushu island . Gen Aoki says that seismic
activity means an increasing risk for which buildings will collapse and
mudslides will come out.
Government’s Promptness:-
Shinzo Abe |
Prime Minister of Japan, Mr Shinzo Abe has directed all
related Cabinet ministers to work on all out assay to rescue the victims from
collapsed building. Chief Cabinet Secretary
Yoshihide Suga has informed the reporters about the government’s
decision of increasing the deployment of 15000 Self Defense Force personnel from
only 2000 on Saturday. It will be increased to 20000 eventually.
Source:- NHK
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