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Death toll rises in Japan’s Kyushu earthquake; new damage images released

The death toll from a powerful earthquake on Japan’s Kyushu island continues to rise as authorities release new images of the destruction. The quake has caused widespread damage and casualties, prompting rescue and relief efforts. This event highlights the ongoing seismic risks in the region and the challenges of disaster response.

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