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Japan earthquake: In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake that struck Japan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi penned a heartfelt letter to Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, conveying his sincere condolences to the grieving families affected by the calamity.
Prime Minister Modi, expressing India's deep concern, assured Japan of unwavering support during this challenging time. Emphasising the special strategic partnership between the two nations, he pledged all possible assistance to aid Japan in the aftermath of the disaster.
The powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake, which struck central Japan's Noto Peninsula on January 1, 2024, has claimed at least 64 lives. The affected regions grapple with structural damage, fires, and severed roads, hindering search and rescue operations.
Wajima City in Ishikawa Prefecture beared the brunt of the disaster with collapsed buildings, damaged infrastructure, and ongoing fires. The full extent of the devastation is yet to be revealed, as the city struggles with obstructed access and restricted entry due to wrecked roads.
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, addressing the media after an emergency meeting, disclosed the challenges faced in rescue operations, citing a wrecked road that hinders accessibility. Firefighters engaged in intense rescue efforts as the nation grapples with the aftermath of the catastrophe.
As nations unite in the face of Japan's tragedy, Prime Minister Modi's letter underscores the global community's collective support. The camaraderie between India and Japan as strategic partners resonates in this time of crisis.
As Japan contends with the aftermath of a catastrophic earthquake, global leaders, including Prime Minister Modi, extend their condolences and commit to collective efforts in assisting the nation's recovery. The resilience of the human spirit emerges as communities join hands in facing the challenges posed by this natural disaster.
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