In the wake of a powerful earthquake that rattled Japan on Christmas day, the confirmed death toll has tragically risen to 30, as reported by authorities.
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida conveyed the grave impact of the quake, highlighting the numerous casualties and extensive damage caused across the affected regions.
Approximately 1,000 rescuers are actively engaged in search and rescue operations, meticulously scouring through debris in pursuit of individuals who might be trapped beneath collapsed structures.
Amidst the crisis, the Japanese military has taken a proactive role, distributing vital supplies such as food, water, and blankets to assist those displaced from their homes due to the disaster.
Reassuringly, all tsunami advisories have been lifted along the Sea of Japan, alleviating concerns of any further imminent threats from such natural phenomena.
Expressing solidarity, President Joe Biden has affirmed the readiness of the United States to extend any necessary support and assistance to aid Japan during this challenging time.
