we continue with our earthquake coverage. a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck in southwestern japan where there was a major quake on thursday. police say one person has been confirmed dead while hospitals are reporting that more than 440 people are being treated for injuries such as broken bones. meteorological officials say the quick occurred around 1:25 a.m. japan time and the phoning us was about 12 kilometers deep. the jolt registered plus on the scale of to in some parts of the

prefecture. water is flowing out of a farming reservoir after saturday's earthquake. this caused a water level of a village to rise. they issued an evacuation order to people living along the river. japan's nuclear power plant is located in the same region and they confirmed no irregularities with the two reactors and they remain in operation. government officials are keeping a close eye on developments and the prime minister told reporters that the damage from the latest quake could likely cover a wide area. abe instructed relevant minsters to consolidate in response to the disaster. this includes boosting the number of self defense forces personnel to be deployed for search and rescue efforts and to ensure the safety of residents. in the wake of saturday's

largest tremor, jan's meteorological officials were called on to exercise extreme caution. he wants them to stay away from hazardous sites. he said strong jolts were felt across a wider area than those on thursday. the officials said aftershocks with intensities up to six minus on the scale of 6 to 7 could occur over the next several days. >> a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck the region in southwestern japan in the same region where there was a major quake on thursday. person has been confirmed dead while 479s in the area are reporting that more than 440

people are being treated for injuries such as broken bones. meteorological officials say the quake occurred around 1:25 a.m. on saturday japan time and the focus was about 12 kilometers deep. the jolt registered an intensity of six plus on the japanese seismic scale of zero to seven in some parts of the prefecture. the officials say water is flowing out of a farming reservoir in the village after saturday's quake. they say this caused the water level of a river to rise. they have issued an evacuation order to people living along the river. japan's only working nuclear power plant is located in the same region. they confirmed no irregularities with the two and they remained in operation. government officials are keeping a close eye on developments and

prime minister shinzo abe told them that the damage from the latest quake would likely cover a wide area. abe instructed relevant minsters to consolidate all resources in response to the disaster. this includes boosting the number of personnel to be deployed for search and rescue everydays and to ensure the safety of residents. in the wake of saturday's largest tremor, japan's meteorological officials are calling on them to exercise extreme caution and wants them to stay away from potentially hazardous sites. strong volts were felt cross those felt by the previous quake. aftershocks with intensities up to six on the japanese scale could occur over the next several days.

a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck the region in southwestern japan in the same region where there was a major quake on thursday. one person has been confirmed dead while hospitals in the area report that more than 440 people are being treated for injuries such as broken bones. meteorological officials say the quake occurred at around 1:25 on saturday japan time and the focus was about 12 kilometers deep in the prefecture. the jolt registered six plus on the scale of 7-0 in some parts of the prefecture. officials say water is flowing out of a farming reservoir in the village after saturday's quake. this caused the water level of a river to rise. officials say they issued an evacuation order.

japan's only working power plant is located in the same region of kyushu. they confirmed no irregularities and they remain in operation. government officials are keeping an eye on it and they told them that the damage from the latest quake could likely cover a wide area. they instructed minsters to consolidate all resources in response to the disaster. this includes boosting the number of forces personnel to be deployed for search and rescue and the wake of saturday's largest tremor, japan's agency official is calling on residents in quake-hit areas to exercise extreme caution and wants them to stay away from hazardous sites. he said strong jolts were felt across a wider area than those

felt by the quake on thursday. with intensities up to six minus on the scale of 0 to seven could occur over several days. >> a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck in the same region where there was a major quake on thursday. police say one person has been confirmed dead while hospitals in the area are reporting that more than 440 people are being treated for injuries such as broken bones. meteorological officials say the quake occurred around 1:25 on saturday japan time. they say the focus was about 12 kilometers keep in the prefecture. the jolt registered an intensity of six plus on the japanese

seismic scale of to in some parts of the prefecture. officials say water is flowing out of a farming reservoir in the village after saturday's quake. they say this caused the water level of a river to rise. village officials issued an evacuation order to people living along the river. the only working power plant is located in the same region of kyushu. they confirmed no irregularities and they remain in operation. the officials are keeping an eye on the developments and shinzo abe told reporters that the damage from the latest quake could likely cover a wide area. abe instructed the minsters to consolidate all resources in response to the disaster. this includes boosting the number of self defenses to be employed and ensure the safety of residents.

in the wake of saturday's largest tremor, japan's official calls on residents in quake right areas to exercise caution and stay away from hazardous sites. he said stronger jolts were felt. aftershocks with intensities up to six minus on the scale of to seven could occur over the next several days. >> a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck in the same region where there was a major quake on thursday. person has been confirmed dead while hospitals in the area are reporting that more than 440 people are being treated for

injuries such as broken bones. officials say the quake occurred around 1:25 on saturday japan time. the jolt registered an intensity of plus on the seismic stale of to in parts of the prefecture. officials in the prefecture say water is flowing out of a reservoir in the village after saturday's quake. they say this caused the water level to rise. village officials say they issued an evacuation order to people living along the river. japan's only working nuclear power plant was located in the area. there no irregularities and they remain in operation. government officials are keeping an eye on the developments and shinzo abe told reporter that is

the damage from the latest quake could cover a wider area. they consolidate all resources in response to the disaster. this includes 3w5069ing the number of self defense forces to be deployed for search and rescue and ensure the safety of largest tremor, a japan agency official is callinging on residents in quake-hit areas to exercise extreme caution. he wants to them to stay away from potentially hazardous sites. strong jolts were felt across the area than those felt by the previous quake on thursday. aftershocks with intensities up to six mine ugs on the japanese scale of 0-7 could occur over the next several days.

>>ar a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck in southwestern japan in the same region where there was a major quake on thursday. police say one person has been confirmed dead while 479s in the area are reporting that more than 440 people are being treated for injuries such as broken bones. meteorological officials say the quake occurred around 1:25 on saturday japan time. the focus was about 12 kilometers deep. the jolt registered an intensity of plus on the jap nose scale of to seven in parts of the prefecture. officials in the prefecture said water is blowing out of a

reservoir in the village after saturday's quake. they they say this caused the water level of a river to rise. officials say they issued an evacuation order to people living along the liver. japan's only working nuclear power plant is located in the same region. officials say they confirmed there no irregularities and they remain in operation. government officials are keeping a close eye on developments and shinzo abe said the damage from the latest quake could likely cover a wide area. they instructed the minsters to consolidate all resources in response to the disaster. this includes boosting the number of self defense forces for refer and rescue efforts and ensure the safety of residents. in the wake of saturday's tremor, japan's official called on residents to exercise extreme

caution. he wants them to stay away from the potentially hazard out sites. the officials said aftershocks with intensities of up to minus could occur over the next several days. if you are just tuning in, a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck in the same region where there was a major quake on thursday. police say one person has been confirmed dead while hospitals in the area report that more than 4040 people are being treated if are injuries. meteorological officials say the quake occurred around 1:25 a.m.

on saturday japan time. the focus was 12 kilometers deep. the jolt registered an intensity of six plus on the seismic scale of to seven. officials say water is flowing out of a reservoir in the village after saturday's quake. they say this is caused the water level of a river to rise. village officials say they issued an evacuation order to people living along the river. japan's only working nuclear power plant is located in the same region. officials say they confirmed there no irregularities with the two and they remain in operation. officials are keeping a close eye on developments in kyushu. prime minister abe said the damage on the latest quake could likely cover a wide area. they instructed the minsters to consolidate resources in

response to the disaster. this includes boosting the number of forces to be deployed by search and rescue efforts to ensure the safety of residents. >> japan meteorological issue called on quake-hit areas to exercise extreme caution. he wants them to stay away from hazard outious sites. strong jolts were kept away from the previous on thursday. aftershocks with intensities up to six minus on the japanese scale of to seven could occur over the next several days. once again, a 7.3 earthquake

struck the region in southwestern japan in the region where there was a major quake on thursday. one person has been confirmed dead while hospitals in the area report that more than 470 people are being treated for injuries such as broken bones. officials say the quake occurred around 1:25 on saturday japan time. they say the focus was about 12 kilometers deep in the prefecture. the volt registered an intensity of plus on the japanese seismic scale of 0-7 for the prefecture. officials say water is flowing out of a farming reservoir after saturday's quake. this is caused the water level of a river to rise. village officials say they issued an order to those living along the water. they are in the same region and they confirmed there no rir

eggularities with the two and they remain in operation. officials are keeping a close eye on the operations and shinzo abe said the damage from the latest quake could likely cover a wide area. he stricted the ministers in response to the disaster. this includes boosting the number of self defense forces personnel to be deployed for search and rescue and ensure the safety of residents. in the wake of saturday's largest tremor, a japan meteorological official is calling on quake-hit areas toer and suze caution. he said strong jolts were felt on thursday. the officials said aftershocks with intensities up to six minus on the japanese scale of to seven could occur over the next

several days. there was a major quake on thursday and one person has been confirmed dead while hospitals in the area report that more than 470 people are being treated for injuries such as broken bones. meteorological officials say the quake occurred around 1:25 ja pang time and the focus was about 12 kilometers deep in the prefecture. the jolt registered an intensity of six plus on the scale of to in parts of the prefecture. officials say water is flowing out of a farming reservoir after saturday's quake. this caused the water level of

the river to rise. village officials have issued an evacuation order to people living along the river. ja japan's only working plant is located in the same region. they confirmed there no irularities and they remain in operation. government officials are keeping a close eye on developments in kyushu. shinzo abe told reporters on saturday that the damage from the quake could likely cover a wide area. abe instructed the minsters to consolidate the resources in response to the disaster. this includes boosting the number of personnel to be deployed for search and rescue and ensure the safety of residents. in the wake of saturday's largest tremor, japan meteorological official are calling on residents in quake hit areas to exercise extreme caution and he wants them to stay away from hazardous sites.

he said strong jolts were felt across a wider area than those struck by the previous quake on thursday. the officials said aftershocks with intensities up to six minus on the scale of to seven could occur over the next several days. >> a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck in southwestern japan in the same region where there was a major quake on thursday. one person has been confirmed dead while hospitals are reporting that more than 4070 people are being treated fors such as broken bones. the meteorological officials say the quake occurred around 1:25 a.m. on saturday japan time.

it was about 12 kilometers. it registered plus on the seismic scale of zero to seven in some parts of the prefecture. officials say water is flowing out of a farming reservoir in the village after saturday's quake. they say this caused theer wat level of a river to rise. village officials say they have issued an evacuation order for people living along the river. japan's only working nuclear power plant is located in the same region. officials say they confirmed there no irregularities and they remain in operation. government officials are keeping a close eye on developments in kyushu. shinzo abe said saturday morning that the damage from the quake could likely cover a wide area. abe instructed relevant minsters to consolidate all resources in response to the disaster. this includes boosting the number of self defense forces

personnel to be deployed for search and rescue efforts and to ensure the safety of residents. in the wake of saturday's largest tremor, a japan official is calling on officials in quake hit areas to exercise caution and wants them to stay away from hazardous sites. he said strong jolts were felt across a wider area than those struck by the previous quake on thursday. the officials said aftershocks with intensities up to six minus on the japanese scale of zero to seven could occur over the next several days. >> a sechk.3 earthquake struck in southwestern japan in the

region where there was a major quake on thursday. one person has been confirmed dead while hospitals in the area are reporting that more than 470 people are being treated with injuries and broken bones. meteorological officials say the quake occurred at 1:30 a.m. japan time and was registered plus on the seismic scale of zero to seven in some parts of the officials in the prefecture say water is flowing out of a farming reservoir in the village after asked saturday's quake. this caused the water level of the river to rise. officials say they issued an evacuation order to those living along the river. japan's only working plant is located in the same region of kyushu. they confirmed there no irregularities with the two and they remain in operation. government officials are keeping

a close eye on developments and shinzo abe said that the damage from the latest quake could likely cover a wide area. abe instructed the minsters to consolidate all resources in response to the disaster. this includes boosting the number of self defense forces personnel to be deployed for search and rescue efforts and to ensure the safety of residents. japan meteorological official is calling on residents in quake-hit areas to exercise extreme caution. he wants them to stay away from hazardous sites. he said strong jolts were felt across those felt on thursday. the officials said aftershocks with intensities up to six minus on the scale of zero to seven could occur over several days.

a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck in the same region where there was a major quake on thursday. police say one person has been confirmed dead and hospitals in the area are reporting that more than 470 people are being treated for injuries such as broken bones. officials say the quake occurred at around 1:25 on saturday japan time and the focus was about 12 kilometers deep. it registered six plus on the scale of to seven in parts of the prefecture. this caused the water level to

rise. village officials say they have issued an evacuation order to people living along the river. japan's only working plant is located in the same region. officials say they have no ireggities and they remain in operation. government officials are keeping a close eye on developments in kyushu and shinzo abe told reporter that is the damage could likely cover a wide area. abe instructed relevant minsters to consolidate resources in response to the disaster. this includes boosting the number of self defense forces personnel to be deployed for search and rescue and ensure the safety of residents. in the wake of saturday's largest tremor, a japan meteorological official is calling on residents in quake-hit areas to exercise extreme caution and wants them to stay away from hazardous sites. he said strong jolts were felt

across a wider area

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