据日本东京广播公司(TBS)报道，日本石川县9日公布的最新统计数据显示，能登地区地震已造成180人遇难，下落不明人数调整为120人。这场地震给当地带来了严重的灾难，许多家庭破碎，民众心中充满恐惧与悲伤。
日本政府在地震发生后迅速启动了救援机制，救援队伍和物资纷纷涌向灾区。尽管救援工作全力展开，但恶劣的天气和地形给救援带来了极大的困难。目前，仍有上百人下落不明，让外界担忧不已。
此次地震震中位于能登地区，地处日本本州岛西北部。地震发生后，当地基础设施受损严重，道路、桥梁被毁，通讯中断。受灾民众不得不在严寒的天气中度过艰难时刻，等待救援。
日本地处地震活跃带，频繁的地震导致民众对未来充满担忧。尽管如此，日本政府在地震防御和救援方面积累了丰富的经验，多次成功减少了地震灾害带来的损失。此次地震救援工作也得到了国际社会的关注与支持，各国纷纷表示愿意向日本提供援助。
面对灾难，日本民众展现了顽强的毅力和互助精神。在救援现场，志愿者和救援队伍并肩作战，共同对抗灾难。受灾民众也纷纷互相扶持，共度难关。正是这种精神，让日本在灾难面前始终屹立不倒。
Title: Japan’s Noto Peninsula earthquake leaves 180 dead, over 100 missing
Keywords: Japan, earthquake, death toll
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According to the latest statistics released by TBS in Japan, the Noto Peninsula earthquake has caused 180 deaths and the number of missing persons has been adjusted to 120. The disaster has brought severe devastation to the area, with many families broken and people filled with fear and sorrow.
The Japanese government has rapidly activated rescue mechanisms after the earthquake, with rescue teams and supplies flooding into the disaster area. Despite the full-scale rescue efforts, harsh weather and terrain have made the rescue work extremely difficult. Currently, over 100 people are still missing, causing great concern outside the area.
The epicenter of the earthquake is located in the Noto Peninsula, situated in the northwest part of Honshu Island, Japan. The infrastructure in the area has been severely damaged, with roads and bridges destroyed, and communication cut off. Disaster-stricken residents have to endure the harsh weather and wait for rescue.
Japan is located in an active seismic zone, and frequent earthquakes have made people worried about the future. However, the Japanese government has accumulated a wealth of experience in earthquake defense and rescue, successfully reducing the losses caused by disasters many times. The rescue work in this earthquake has also received attention and support from the international community.
Facing the disaster, Japanese residents have shown great resilience and a spirit of mutual assistance. Rescue teams and volunteers are working side by side at the scene, and disaster-stricken residents are supporting each other in their difficult moments. It is this spirit that has allowed Japan to stand firm in the face of disaster.
【来源】http://www.chinanews.com/gj/2024/01-09/10142597.shtml
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