Death toll due to earthquake in Japan reaches 30, feared to increase

The new year brought earthquakes in Japan and that too not 1 or 2, but 155 earthquakes. The first earthquake in Japan was of 7.6 magnitude. In the first report, it was said to be of 7.4 intensity and later it was of 7.5 intensity. Later it was confirmed to be of 7.6 magnitude. This earthquake occurred 42 kilometers northeast of Anamizu, Ishikawa in Japan and its depth was 10 kilometers. After that a series of earthquakes started and 155 earthquakes occurred in a single day. Many houses and buildings have been damaged due to this. Electricity has been lost to several thousand houses. The danger of tsunamis persists. Also, people lost their lives due to the earthquake.

The death toll from Monday's 7.6 magnitude earthquake in Japan has reached 30. Local officials gave information about this.

According to local officials, the death toll is expected to increase. Many people have been injured due to the earthquake, out of which the condition of 14 people is critical. It has come to light that some people are still buried under the debris.

Rescue operations are still going on in the earthquake-affected areas and work is being done to save the victims.