Japan’s deadly Kumamoto earthquake has claimed 28 lives, with rescue teams battling sweltering heat and aftershocks to save survivors. Over 9,000 displaced residents are sheltering in evacuation centers, where air conditioners are being rushed in to prevent heatstroke as temperatures soar. More than 30,000 homes remain without power, and over 100 aftershocks have left many terrified—some sleeping in cars. At the collapsed Aeon mall, rescuers are combing through rubble, though a gas explosion is suspected; miraculously, all 25 cats from the cat cafe were saved.
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