TOKYO: Survivors of the devastating Japan earthquake in Kumamoto Prefecture are once again rebuilding their lives after a powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck southwestern Japan, killing at least 30 people and leaving thousands without electricity, water, and safe shelter. The latest disaster has reopened painful memories for residents who endured the catastrophic twin earthquakes that devastated the region in 2016, claiming 273 lives and forcing thousands into temporary housing. Among them is Sachi Nishiyama, who spent two years living in temporary accommodation after the 2016 disaster. This week, she has once…
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