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Earthquake in southern Japan

A powerful earthquake hit southern Japan, causing destruction, damaging a famed landmark and leaving people affected. Outlets agree on the scale of the disaster while the casualty toll is still open.

From July 28, 2026 to July 28, 2026 · Reviewed by Off the Agenda newsroom

The damage on the groundHeritage at riskWhat we know so farThe Washington Post · Jul 28The New York Times · Jul 28BBC · Jul 28
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  • The damage on the ground1
  • Heritage at risk1
  • What we know so far1

What the 3 sources agree on

  • A powerful earthquake struck southern Japan.
  • The quake caused destruction and damage on the ground.

Only what appears in more than one source and isn't in dispute goes here.

Where they diverge

What follows are frames, not facts. A frame appearing here doesn't make it equivalent to the others or equally sound.

The damage on the ground

Focus on the material and human toll: destruction, injuries and the immediate impact of the quake.

The Washington Post

Heritage at risk

Focus on the impact on historic heritage, such as the damage to Kumamoto Castle.

The New York Times

What we know so far

Focus on piecing together the facts as the hours pass and official information arrives.

BBC

Questions no source answered

  • The final toll of casualties and trapped people has not been confirmed.
  • The full extent of damage to heritage and infrastructure is still being assessed.

This section is proposed by a model and reviewed by a person before publishing.

The 3 original articles

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