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The death toll from this week's major earthquake in Japan has risen to 28, including those being investigated in relation to the disaster, chief cabinet secretary Minoru Kihara told reporters at a daily briefing on Thursday (July 30).

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00:01The death toll from this week's powerful earthquake in Japan has risen to 28, including deaths
00:08that are still under investigation as being linked to the disaster.
00:12Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kahara announced the latest figures during a press briefing
00:17on Thursday.
00:18Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kahara announced the report to the police.
00:32Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kahara announced the report to the police.
00:39The report to the police.
01:02He said rescue and relief operations involving police, firefighters, and the Japan Self-Defense
01:08Forces are continuing, stressing that every minute counts in the search for survivors.
01:13Meanwhile, authorities are warning residents to take precautions against heatstroke, with
01:18temperatures expected to climb to nearly 40 degrees Celsius over the weekend, posing
01:23additional challenges for rescue crews and survivors.

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