Death toll from 7.6 magnitude earthquake in Japan rises to 238
The death toll from the 7.6 magnitude earthquake in Japan has risen to 238, with 1,179 people injured. While it is stated that 19 people are still missing, it was announced that the number of damaged buildings has increased to 44,386.
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Japan's Ishikawa Prefecture was struck by a 7.6 magnitude earthquake on January 1, and as nearly one month has passed, the toll of the disaster has begun to become clear.
The number of people who lost their lives in the earthquake, which was felt in the capital Tokyo and its surrounding areas as well as the Toyama, Niigata, Fukui, and Gifu prefectures, has risen to 238.
While it was announced that the number of injured has reached 1,179, it was reported that the number of damaged buildings has been determined to be 44,386. Partial electricity and water outages continue.