"Challenges in Japan's Earthquake Zone: Snow Hinders Rescues and Aid Deliveries"

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Heavy snowfall in Ishikawa Prefecture has hindered rescue efforts and aid deliveries to isolated communities following a 7.6 magnitude earthquake in western Japan that has killed at least 161 people. Hundreds of aftershocks have complicated the situation, with many communities cut off by landslides and power outages. The snow and rainfall raise the risk of further damage, and worries grow about supplies of food and water as well as the potential for mudslides.
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