On July 29, according to information from Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture Disaster Response Headquarters, a chimney collapsed at the “Nippon Paper” factory in Yatsushiro City after the earthquake, and 11 people were trapped. 4 of them were rescued, but 2 of them were in a state of cardiopulmonary arrest, 2 were seriously injured, and the safety of 7 others was unknown. Meanwhile, water and power outages continue in the earthquake-stricken areas of Kumamoto Prefecture. Currently, more than 30,000 households in the area are still without power. Temperatures continued to be high in the area affected by the Kumamoto earthquake. The temperature in Yatsushiro was over 30 degrees. The water and power outages also posed many problems for local rescue. Up to now, 13 people have died and dozens have been injured as a result of the strong earthquake in Kumamoto Prefecture. Kumamoto Prefecture police said that the number of earthquake casualties is likely to continue to rise.

On July 29, according to information from Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture Disaster Response Headquarters, a chimney collapsed at the “Nippon Paper” factory in Yatsushiro City after the earthquake, and 11 people were trapped. 4 of them were rescued, but 2 of them were in a state of cardiopulmonary arrest, 2 were seriously injured, and the safety of 7 others was unknown. Meanwhile, water and power outages continue in the earthquake-stricken areas of Kumamoto Prefecture. Currently, more than 30,000 households in the area are still without power. Temperatures continued to be high in the area affected by the Kumamoto earthquake. The temperature in Yatsushiro was over 30 degrees. The water and power outages also posed many problems for local rescue. Up to now, 13 people have died and dozens have been injured as a result of the strong earthquake in Kumamoto Prefecture. Kumamoto Prefecture police said that the number of earthquake casualties is likely to continue to rise.