WorldUpdated November 8
Japanese agency measures quake at 5.7; trains disrupted
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck central Japan early Sunday, leaving at least 22 people injured and disrupting regional train services, including Shinkansen trains. Saudi Gazette reported damage to buildings and shattered storefront windows. The Japan Meteorological Agency measured the quake at 5.7, while Arab News reported that the US Geological Survey put it at 5.5. After the quake, the agency advised residents to stay alert for possible strong tremors during the coming week, especially over the next two to three days. It also warned that rainfall could increase landslide and falling-rock risks in affected areas.
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Coverage started November 8