日本地震致128人死亡，大雪影响救援和物资运输

Rescue teams worked through snow to deliver supplies to isolated hamlets a week after a powerful earthquake hit western Japan, killing at least 161 people. Out of 103 people still unaccounted for, Taiyo Matsushita walked through mud to reach a supermarket in Wajima city to buy food and other supplies for his family. The nearly 30,000 evacuees in schools and community facilities faced cold, snow-covered conditions with limited food and water supplies.

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The impact of the powerful earthquake in Japan, followed by heavy snow, has resulted in difficult and dangerous conditions for rescue and aid operations. The stories of residents and evacuees reveal the immense challenges and loss faced by affected communities.