7.1 magnitude earthquake hits Japan region causing building damage and tsunami alert

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A 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto in Japan's Kyushu region, collapsing several buildings and injuring people.
Tsunami warnings were issued with waves of up to one metre possible, and coastal residents were told to move to higher ground.
The government issued emergency quake alerts for seven prefectures in Kyushu, with the Prime Minister saying saving lives is the first priority.
Japan's nuclear regulator said no abnormalities were reported at nuclear plants after the quake.

Extent of casualties and building damage from ongoing damage assessments
Whether tsunami waves materialise on Kyushu's coast and when warnings are lifted
Status of nuclear power plants and possible aftershocks in the quake-prone region

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