Terremoto in Giappone: nuova forte scossa. Oltre 60 i morti

Un'altra forte scossa di terremoto, di magnitudo 5.5, ha colpito questa mattina la costa centro-occidentale del Giappone: lo riporta sul suo sito l'Agenzia meteorologica nazionale. Non è stata emessa l'allerta tsunami. Il nuovo sisma è stato registrato alle 10:54 ora locale (le 2:54 in Italia) nella regione di Noto

epa11054316 Rescue workers search for missing people at a collapsed building in Monzen Town, Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, 03 January 2024. At least 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7.5) which occurred on 01 January, according to the Ishikawa Prefecture Government. EPA/FRANCK ROBICHON

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NUOVA SCOSSA

Una nuova scossa di assestamento di magnitudo 5.5 ha colpito la prefettura di Ishikawa, lungo la costa occidentale del Giappone, a due giorni dal forte terremoto che ha causato oltre 60 morti, la maggior parte nelle città di Wajima e Suzu

Il sisma

epa11054392 A man stands at the morning market area burnt out by fires which broke out after a strong earthquake in Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture, central Japan, 03 January 2024. The Ishikawa Prefecture Government has announced 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7.5) which occured on 01 January. About 33,000 residents in Ishikawa Prefecture have evacuated to 355 makeshift evacuation centers. According to Hokuriku Electric Power Company, about 33,900 homes lost electricity in the prefecture. EPA/JIJI PRESS JAPAN OUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/

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448 SCOSSE

La nuova scossa è stata registrata intorno alle 10.54 ora locale. Non è scattata l'allerta tsunami. Secondo l'Agenzia meteorologica del Giappone, dal giorno di Capodanno sono state registrate 448 scosse

Le foto

epa11054317 Rescue workers search for missing people at a collapsed building in Monzen Town, Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, 03 January 2024. At least 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7.5) which occurred on 01 January, according to the Ishikawa Prefecture Government. EPA/FRANCK ROBICHON

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I DANNI

Il terremoto di lunedì ha avuto magnitudo 7,6 e ha colpito la costa occidentale del Giappone centrale. In città come Wajima, Noto o Suzu, tutte vicine all'epicentro del terremoto, i comuni stanno ancora cercando di quantificare gli edifici e le strutture crollate

Scontro aereo a Tokyo, le news

epa11054323 A rescue worker searches for missing people at a collapsed building in Monzen Town, Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, 03 January 2024. At least 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7.5) which occurred on 01 January, according to the Ishikawa Prefecture Government. EPA/FRANCK ROBICHON

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CASE DISTRUTTE

A Suzu, "circa il 90% delle case è stato completamente o parzialmente distrutto", secondo il sindaco Masuhiro Izumiya, sentito dall'agenzia di stampa nazionale Kyodo

epa11054315 Rescue workers survey a damaged road in Noto Peninsula, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, 03 January 2024. At least 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7.5) which occurred on 01 January, according to the Ishikawa Prefecture Government. EPA/FRANCK ROBICHON

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22 FERITI GRAVI

I comuni di Wajima e Suzu contano ciascuno 24 morti mentre il numero totale dei feriti gravi nell'intera regione ammonta ora a 22

epa11054270 A woman prays at remains burnt out by a fire which followed a strong earthquake in Wajima, central Japan, 03 January 2024. The Ishikawa Prefecture Government has announced 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7.5) which occured on 01 January. About 33,000 residents in Ishikawa Prefecture have evacuated to 355 makeshift evacuation centers. According to Hokuriku Electric Power Company, about 33,900 homes lose electricity power in the prefecture. EPA/JIJI PRESS JAPAN OUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/

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LE PAROLE DEL PREMIER KISHIDA

Più di 31.800 persone si trovano nei rifugi, ha detto il governo. "Sono trascorse più di 40 ore dal disastro. Abbiamo ricevuto molte informazioni sulle persone che necessitano di soccorso e ci sono persone in attesa di aiuto", ha detto il primo ministro Fumio Kishida dopo una riunione della task force di emergenza

epa11054248 Debris litters the ground in front of a house damaged by a strong earthquake, in Suzu, central Japan, 03 January 2024. The Ishikawa Prefecture Government has announced 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7.5) which occured on 01 January. About 33,000 residents in Ishikawa Prefecture have evacuated to 355 makeshift evacuation centers. According to Hokuriku Electric Power Company, about 33,900 homes lose electricity power in the prefecture. EPA/JIJI PRESS JAPAN OUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/

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I SOCCORSI

"Le autorità locali, la polizia, i vigili del fuoco e altre unità operative stanno compiendo sforzi di salvataggio, mentre il numero del personale e dei cani da salvataggio è in aumento", ha continuato Kishida

epa11054269 The morning market burnt out by fires which followed a strong earthquake in Wajima, central Japan, 03 January 2024. The Ishikawa Prefecture Government has announced 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7.5) which occured on 01 January. About 33,000 residents in Ishikawa Prefecture have evacuated to 355 makeshift evacuation centers. According to Hokuriku Electric Power Company, about 33,900 homes lose electricity power in the prefecture. EPA/JIJI PRESS JAPAN OUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/

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L'APPELLO

"Tuttavia, vi chiediamo di rimanere pienamente consapevoli che siamo in una corsa contro il tempo e di continuare a fare tutto il possibile per salvare vite umane, mettendo al primo posto la vita delle persone", ha affermato Kishida

epa11054271 The morning market burnt out by fires which followed a strong earthquake in Wajima, central Japan, 03 January 2024. The Ishikawa Prefecture Government has announced 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7.5) which occured on 01 January. About 33,000 residents in Ishikawa Prefecture have evacuated to 355 makeshift evacuation centers. According to Hokuriku Electric Power Company, about 33,900 homes lose electricity power in the prefecture. EPA/JIJI PRESS JAPAN OUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/

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L'ALLERTA PIOGGIA

L'operazione è stata resa estremamente urgente poiché l'Agenzia meteorologica giapponese (Jma) ha emesso un avviso per forti pioggie nell'area

epa11054272 People walk amid the burnt out remains of structures affected by fires which followed a strong earthquake in Wajima, central Japan, 03 January 2024. The Ishikawa Prefecture Government has announced 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7.5) which occured on 01 January. About 33,000 residents in Ishikawa Prefecture have evacuated to 355 makeshift evacuation centers. According to Hokuriku Electric Power Company, about 33,900 homes lose electricity power in the prefecture. EPA/JIJI PRESS JAPAN OUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/

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POSSIBILI FRANE

"Siate vigili fino alla sera di mercoledì per eventuali frane", precisa l'agenzia Jma

epa11054275 Rescue workers search for missing people at a collapsed building in the earthquake-devastated city of Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture, central Japan, 03 January 2024. The Ishikawa Prefecture Government has announced 62 people were killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake (the USGS listed the magnitude as 7.5) which occured on 01 January. About 33,000 residents in Ishikawa Prefecture have evacuated to 355 makeshift evacuation centers. According to Hokuriku Electric Power Company, about 33,900 homes lost electricity in the prefecture. EPA/JIJI PRESS JAPAN OUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/

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IL NUOVO SISMA

Il nuovo sisma è stato registrato alle 10:54 ora locale (le 2:54 in Italia) nella regione di Noto, nella prefettura di Ishikawa, ad una profondità di 10 km