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Japan earthquake: More than 100 aftershocks hit after deadly quake that killed 13

Emergency crews are navigating unstable infrastructure in southwestern Japan following a 7.1 magnitude earthquake that has resulted in confirmed fatalities.

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The story so far

Initial reporting from ABC News confirmed 13 deaths, while subsequent coverage from ABC7 Los Angeles noted 18 fatalities. The New York Times and OregonLive.com describe an urgent, ongoing race against time to conduct search and rescue missions amid the debris of homes and commercial buildings.

There is currently a discrepancy regarding the total death toll, with outlets citing figures ranging from 13 to 18 people. Search teams continue to prioritize the extraction of survivors from wreckage as the immediate response to the 7.1 magnitude quake remains the primary focus.

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The obvious questions

What is the current death toll?

Coverage provides conflicting figures, with reports citing between 13 and 18 fatalities.

Where did the earthquake cause damage?

Damage was reported in Kashima city, specifically involving an Aeon Mall and various residential structures.

What is the scale of the earthquake?

The earthquake was recorded as a 7.1 magnitude event.

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