Japan earthquake death toll rises to 30, tsunami warning, which was later downgraded, was lifted on Tuesday morning

The number of people killed in the earthquakes that rocked Japan has risen to 30, the Ishikawa Prefecture’s authorities said.

According to emergency services, at least 50 people suffered injuries.

Over 200 buildings are on fire in the Ishikawa Prefecture. More than 100 buildings collapsed and there are people trapped under the rubble. Rescuers and firefighters are working at the scene and the Japanese Self-Defence Forces are assisting in dealing with the aftermath of the quakes.

Over 32,000 households remain without electricity, and water supplies to dozens of settlements are disrupted.