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CGTN
 , Updated 21:01, 29-Jul-2026
CGTN
 , Updated 21:01, 29-Jul-2026Rescue operations continue in Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture after a powerful earthquake struck the region, leaving at least 13 people dead as emergency teams search for survivors. Rail operator JR Kyushu says more than 200 locations on the Kyushu Shinkansen line have been damaged, including broken rails, while inspections and recovery work continue. Join CGTN for the latest.
Rescue operations continue in Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture after a powerful earthquake struck the region, leaving at least 13 people dead as emergency teams search for survivors. Rail operator JR Kyushu says more than 200 locations on the Kyushu Shinkansen line have been damaged, including broken rails, while inspections and recovery work continue. Join CGTN for the latest.