Japan Earthquake Leaves 28 Dead, Thousands Without Power and Water

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A powerful earthquake struck Japan, leaving at least 28 people dead in its aftermath. Two days after the disaster, thousands of residents remain without access to electricity and water. The widespread outages indicate significant damage to infrastructure across the affected region. Authorities are working to restore essential services and assist those impacted by the quake.

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