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Continued Hot Weather in Kumamoto: Beware of Strong Winds

In Kumamoto Prefecture, where the earthquake cut water to over 36,000 homes, residents face another scorching day above 37°C. As Typhoon No. 13 brings strong winds and rain, those cleaning up must also watch for possible aftershocks. Will the water return by month's end before heat or weather takes its toll?

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おおきい地震じしんがあった熊本県くまもとけんでは、いまも3まん6000以上いじょういえ建物たてもの水道すいどうまっています。熊本県くまもとけんは、全部ぜんぶいえ水道すいどうみずるのは今月こんげつわりごろになりそうだとっています。
7あつになりました。水道すいどうまっている宇城市うきし八代市やつしろしでは37℃以上いじょうになりました。まわりにからだ具合ぐあいわるひとがいないかどうか、をつけてください。
台風たいふういちさんごう13号が原因げんいんで、熊本県くまもとけんでもかぜつよくなっています。あめるかもしれません。
そして気象庁きしょうちょうは、1週間しゅうかんぐらいはつよ地震じしんがあるかもしれないとっています。
いえかたづけているひとは、あつさと、かぜと、あめと、つよ地震じしんをつけてください。

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In Kumamoto Prefecture, where a major earthquake occurred, water supply is still cut off in over 36,000 homes and buildings. Kumamoto Prefecture says that water is expected to be restored to all homes by the end of this month. The 7th was another hot day. In Uki City and Yatsushiro City, where the water supply is stopped, temperatures reached over 37°C. Please be mindful of whether anyone around you is feeling unwell. Due to Typhoon No. 13, the wind is also becoming strong in Kumamoto Prefecture. It may also rain. The Japan Meteorological Agency says that there might be strong earthquakes for about a week. People who are cleaning up their homes should be cautious of the heat, wind, rain, and strong earthquakes.

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