日本九州熊本县南部7月29日发生7.1级地震，至少造成34人死亡，9000人无家可归1。救援队伍仍在继续搜救失踪人员，同时面临气温超过30摄氏度的恶劣环境。熊本地区气温预计将达到33摄氏度，中暑已成为约400个疏散中心收容民众的主要健康威胁1。
灾区基础设施严重受损，近19000户家庭停电1。其中，Aeon购物中心造成7人确认死亡，另有11人从废墟中被救出；日本制纸工业公司工厂有8人确认死亡1。日本首相田中佐江表示，中央政府将主导协调救援工作，重点恢复电力、燃气和供水1。
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck southern Kumamoto Prefecture in Kyushu, Japan on Tuesday, July 29, leaving at least 34 people dead and approximately 9,000 others homeless 1. Rescue operations continue as authorities search for missing persons amid challenging conditions, with temperatures in the Kumamoto region expected to reach 33 degrees Celsius 1. Heat-related illness has emerged as a significant health threat facing the thousands sheltered in approximately 400 evacuation centers 1.
The disaster has caused widespread infrastructure damage, with nearly 19,000 households left without electricity 1. Among the casualties, seven people were confirmed dead at an Aeon shopping mall, where eleven others were rescued from the rubble 1. A paper manufacturing facility operated by Japan Paper Industry Company also reported eight fatalities 1. Prime Minister Tanaka Sae stated that the central government will lead coordination of relief efforts, prioritizing the restoration of power, gas, and water supplies 1.
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