日本九州岛南部熊本县于7月29日发生7.1级地震12。根据不同报道，地震造成至少13人至18人死亡12、62至64人受伤12。随后检测到100多次余震1。
地震引发的灾情最为严重的是熊本县Kashima市的商业设施。其中一份报道指出商城有4人死亡、3人失踪2，另一份报道称至少3人死亡、1人心脏停止、3人失踪1。约3000名顾客被疏散至安全地点12。
日本首相高市早苗表示"还有人在等待被救援，这是一场时间赛跑"2。日本自卫队和消防部队正在进行搜救行动2。地震造成广泛的基础设施破坏：熊本县一家日本制纸工业工厂烟囱倒塌，造成5人死亡、7人获救、4人仍被困2；全区约34900户停电、15000户断水2，8800多人进入400多处避难所2。
当局向疏散中心运送救援物资和300台空调设备1，以应对未来数天达到40摄氏度的高温1。列车服务已暂停运营1，阿苏熊本机场运营已恢复但部分航班取消2。
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck southern Kyushu in Japan's Kumamoto region, claiming at least 13 lives and injuring 64 people 1. The initial tremor was followed by over 100 detected aftershocks 1, with rescuers and Japan Self-Defense Force personnel racing against time to locate survivors trapped under collapsed structures and debris.
The Aleon shopping mall in Kashima, Kumamoto Prefecture, suffered the most severe damage, with a blast at the facility claiming at least 3 lives, 1 person experiencing cardiac arrest, and 3 others reported missing 1. Approximately 3,000 shoppers were evacuated from the complex 1. A separate industrial incident compounded the tragedy: a smokestack collapse at a Japan Paper Manufacturing factory in Kumamoto claimed 5 lives, while 4 workers remained trapped and 7 were rescued 2. Additionally, a Vietnamese skilled intern died when a construction crane fell, and another Vietnamese woman was injured when a wall collapsed 2.
The broader impact extended across the region, with more than 34,900 households experiencing power outages and approximately 15,000 losing water supply 2. Over 8,800 people sought shelter in more than 400 evacuation centers 2. Authorities deployed relief supplies and 300 air conditioning units to these centers 1, as temperatures were forecast to reach 40 degrees Celsius in coming days 1. Train services were suspended 1, though Aso Kumamoto Airport resumed operations with some flight cancellations 2. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating that "there are people still waiting to be rescued" 2.
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