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Japan earthquake deaths rise to 13 as rescuers race to find people trapped in mall

Japan earthquake deaths rise to 13 as rescuers race to find people trapped in mall
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An earthquake of 6.8 magnitude struck Kyushu island in south-west Japan, resulting in 13 deaths and numerous people trapped in a collapsed shopping mall and factory. Rescuers are in a 'race against time' amidst continuing aftershocks, as residents describe the event as the biggest quake they've experienced in decades.

Thirteen people have died in an earthquake that struck south-west Japan, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi says, adding that rescuers are in a "race against time"

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