Japan quake death toll jumps to 161, 103 missing
Around 20,700 households in the wider Ishikawa region remained without electricity on Sunday. More than 66,100 households were without water
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Around 20,700 households in the wider Ishikawa region remained without electricity on Sunday. More than 66,100 households were without water
Toll is rising. >> reporter: it is so hard to believe that it's only been a week since this quake. and yes, there have been some very difficult times, but people in japan are really clinging on to these hopeful moments, if you will, especially the rescue of an elderly woman. she was trapped between two floors of this home she was in actually stuck under some furniture. after being trapped for five days, crews were able to get her. one doctor on the scene told nhk that, yes, she was injured but she was able to communicate. in fact, as we hear different accounts from the scene of the rescue, min...
In the country as well as free speech. now, the economy is also witnessing a downturn after covid and ukraine war, because the imf had to bail them out last year. but the big we is, are these voters happy in a situation like this where they have one main party. back to you. >> vedika sud, good to have you on the story for us. thanks so much. in japan, an elderly woman in her 90s was miraculously pulled out of devastating rubble after an earthquake hit the coast. from a broadcaster in nhk, the woman was stuck in a space between the first and second floor of the house. it took hours to free he...
On Saturday, rescuers spent hours pulling a woman in her 90s from under two-story house that collapsed. She had been trapped there for 124 hours.
Search continues for survivors. officials say at least 79 people are still missing from ishikawa prefecture. >> bad weather, impassable roads and frequent aftershocks are making the search more difficult. extent of the damage is still unknown and officials feel time is running out to save any remaining survivors who would been trapped for three days now. investigators in japan have new clues about what may have caused the deadly collision at a tokyo airport. according to nhk, the pilots on the japan airlines passenger jet say they didn't see the smaller coast guard plane on the runway before...