Families sleep in cars after homes destroyed in Japan earthquake
Summary
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck southwestern Japan, causing deaths and forcing many people to leave their homes. At least 34 people died, and about 9,000 people moved to evacuation centers, while some had to sleep in their cars.Key Facts
- A 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit southwestern Japan on Tuesday.
- At least 34 people lost their lives because of the earthquake.
- Around 9,000 people were moved to evacuation centers for safety.
- Some residents could not find shelter and slept inside their cars.
- The earthquake caused damage that made homes unsafe to stay in.
- Emergency services continue to respond to the situation.
- The event disrupted daily life in the affected areas.
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