Japan Warns of Strong Aftershocks and Landslide Risk After Central Earthquake

A magnitude 5.7 earthquake in central Japan injured 22 people on Sunday. The Japan Meteorological Agency warns that strong aftershocks are likely over the next week, especially in the coming 2-3 days. Residents are advised to prepare for potential mudslides and falling rocks, with bullet train services already slowed in some prefectures as a precaution.