Over 1,000 Still in Shelters 3 Months After M7.1 Quake Hit Kumamoto
More than 1,000 evacuees remain in shelters as temporary housing and rebuilding lag after the magnitude 7.1 quake, officials said.
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‘Exhausted’: over 1,000 still in shelters 3 months after Japan quake
More than 1,000 people are still taking shelter in evacuation centres, awaiting temporary housing three months after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Japan’s Kumamoto prefecture, damaging their homes. The quake occurred at 4.27pm on July 28. As of Monday, the death toll stood at 38 – 36 from confirmed disaster-related causes and two suspected to be disaster-related – bringing the number of casualties to 420. Evacuation centres remain open at 21…
Three Months After the Kumamoto Earthquake, More Than 1,000 Japanese Residents Remain Displaced and Awaiting Temporary Housing
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October 28th marked three months since the 2026 Kumamoto Earthquake. As of October 26th, more than 1,000 people are still living in 21 evacuation centers in Yatsushiro City, Hikawa Town, Uki City, and other areas of the prefecture that suffered particularly heavy damage. ...
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