Death toll rises to over 160 in Japan earthquake
The death toll from the 7.6 magnitude earthquake on Japan's remote Noto peninsula has climbed to over 160, with at least 100 people still missing.
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Bad weather, including heavy rain and snow, is impeding rescue operations, with concerns about landslides and building collapses.
The hardest-hit cities, Wajima and Suzu, account for the majority of casualties. The Japanese military, deploying nearly 6,000 troops, is providing essential supplies to affected areas, while many residents remain cut off due to damaged roads.
Despite the passing of a critical 72-hour window, rescuers vow to continue lifesaving operations, citing the possibility of finding survivors.
The region has experienced over 1,200 tremors since the initial earthquake, with residents urged to remain vigilant amid ongoing seismic activity. (ILKHA)
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