(Baonghean.vn) - Recently, two consecutive earthquakes on the island of Kyushu have claimed the lives of 41 people, injured thousands and caused heavy property damage. However, Japan is also a country famous for its strong and courageous spirit, always knowing how to stand up when facing difficulties. Let's review the touching images of rescue and recovery work in Japan in the past 3 days since the double earthquake disaster occurred.
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| Japan Ground Self-Defense Force soldiers conduct search and rescue operations in the rubble in Minamiaso town, Kumamoto prefecture, southern Japan. |
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| Rescue workers conduct search and rescue operations at a collapsed house due to a landslide caused by an earthquake in Minamiaso town, Kumamoto prefecture on April 14. |
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| Nurses cover patients with blankets after their nursing home was severely damaged by an earthquake in Mashiki town, Kumamoto prefecture. |
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| Japan Ground Self-Defense Force soldiers unload aid supplies from a US Osprey military aircraft at Hakusui Sports Park in Minamiaso Town, Kumamoto Prefecture. |
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| A woman carries a girl next to a collapsed house after an earthquake in Mashiki town, Kumamoto prefecture. |
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| A cry for help “Rice, Water, Food. Please Help!” is written on the ground at a welfare center for the elderly after the earthquake in Mifune Town, Kumamoto Prefecture. |
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| Japan Ground Self-Defense Force soldiers conduct a search and rescue operation for a tourist who went missing at a mountain villa after an earthquake in Minamiaso town, Kumamoto prefecture. |
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| A son helps his mother leave her house collapsed by the earthquake, after his father went missing in Minamiaso town, Kumamoto prefecture. |
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| Japanese people line up to receive food and water at an evacuation center set up in an elementary school in Mashiki town, Kumamoto prefecture. |
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| A woman is rescued by rescue workers from the rubble in Mashiki town, Kumamoto prefecture. |
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| Police officers inspect a collapsed house after an earthquake in Mashiki town, Kumamoto prefecture. |
Thanh Hien
(According to Reuters)
