since january 1 , eshikawa prefecture has experienced more than 300 aftershocks, some of which have aagnitude of some. was 7.6. according to the latest data , more than 70 people were killed and more than 100 were injured. there may still be people under the rubble. seismologists predict new tremors before the end of the week. well, on social networks, local residents publish new footage after the earthquake. users noted that after the shocks the birds behaved strangely ; these frames show how they gathered in large flocks that looked like voluminous ones. the us national debt broke a new record for the first time in history, it exceeded $34 trillion, previous forecasts suggested that this mark would be reached. thus, if you divide it by the entire us population, including children, it turns out that every american, unwillingly, owes about 100 thousand dollars. the united states is not going to get out of its debt hole by april . washington plans to borrow about another trillion. ukraine and israel. the less time remains before the us presidential election, the the debate about the pa

most of them are residents of eshikawa prefecture, but even in these monstrous conditions there was aunder the rubble. i thought it was the end, but she was still moving. my father was there too, we pulled. with all my might there was just enough space to pull her out, and she was safe and sound. fires triggered by earthquakes in this area destroyed over 200 residential buildings, and more than 100 buildings were destroyed by tremors. almost 60,000 local residents were evacuated due to the consequences of the earthquake. the cataclysm was the most powerful for this part of japan since 1885, but the worst thing is that seismological activity in this area still persists. several more became indirect victims of the earthquake, but rather of human negligence. literally the next day, at takiya airport, a passenger airliner collided with a coast guard military transport aircraft. the car was preparing to fly to the disaster-stricken regions of the country to deliver humanitarian aid there. of the six crew members, five died. the ship's passengers were much luckier in this story. immediately

in total, more than 450 houses were destroyed in eshikawa prefecture, which became the epicenter of the disaster, but the full damage has not yet been assessed.