Japan pogodio snažan potres; najmanje troje mrtvih i više od 200 ozlijeđenih
Među poginulima u Osaki je i devetogodišnja djevojčica
Najmanje troje ljudi je poginulo, a više od 200 je ozlijeđeno nakon urušavanja zidova poslije potresa snage 6,1 po Richteru koji je danas pogodio grad Osaku na zapadu Japana, objavila je televizija NHK. Među poginulima je i devetogodišnja djevojčica na koju se urušio zid u školi, prenosi BBC.
Nekoliko je ljudi u kritičnom stanju. Potres je drugi najveći japanski grad pogodio prije 8 sati po lokalnom vremenu, u vrijeme odlaska stanovnika na posao.
Elderly man, nine-year-old girl killed as strong earthquake hits Japan https://t.co/WUlFT4tKKn by Kaori Kaneko @saitomri pic.twitter.com/VDXFlXLInt
— Reuters (@Reuters) June 18, 2018
Vlada procjenjuje štetu
Premijer Shinzo Abe rekao je kako vlada procjenjuje štetu i kako joj je najveći prioritet sigurnost građana. Epicentar potresa bio je u sjevernom dijelu prefekture, a japanska meteorološka agencija objavila je da mu je snaga bila 6,1 stupnjeva po Richteru.
Highway lights seen swaying in video shot during powerful quake that struck near Osaka.
Japanese officials say at least 3 people have died and more than 40 are injured. https://t.co/B6CtbLsbE8 pic.twitter.com/kYCEZKvDZH
— ABC News (@ABC) June 18, 2018
Nije izdano upozorenje o tsunamiju. Nuklearne elektrane nisu u opasnosti, no više od 170 tisuća kućanstava ostalo je bez električne energije, otkrila je lokalna tvrtka.
Fatal earthquake hits Japan https://t.co/wfA7L3tyex
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 18, 2018
UPDATE: At least three dead, 61 injured after strong earthquake hits #Osaka in western Japan #OsakaEarthquake https://t.co/BhmD0IEio9 pic.twitter.com/scaVZzP32j
— The Straits Times (@STcom) June 18, 2018
Strong earthquake rocks Osaka in Japan; reports of deaths and injuries, and structural damage. https://t.co/C7p9wZQIRN
— Breaking News (@BreakingNews) June 18, 2018
A magnitude 6 earthquake had just hit Japan. Public transportation systems are down and within minutes, people find themselves organized and lined up for taxi to head to work. pic.twitter.com/vDCG7KzFpy
— Gen Tsudaka (@gentsudaka) June 17, 2018
I hope everyone is ok after that earthquake, my family and i are fine. In Osaka this is a bit of news that they are showing #earthquake #japan #takatsuki #scary pic.twitter.com/14ghRNuPgo
— ZinoGlaive 🇯🇵 (@ZinoGlave) June 18, 2018