Japan Ends Rescue Operation at Collapsed Mall After Earthquake
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Japanese officials have concluded a five-day rescue operation at the site of a collapsed shopping mall in southwestern Japan following a 7.1-magnitude earthquake. The quake, which struck on July 31, 2026, caused an explosion that devastated the Aeon Mall in Kumamoto Prefecture, killing at least 36 people. Rescue teams recovered a total of 12 people from the site.
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