Quake survivors and rescuers face scorching temperatures

As rescue efforts continue, officials have warned of another hot day across Japan – including in Kumamoto, where temperatures are expected to hit 35C. Officials have advised rescuers and quake survivors to take precautions against heatstroke during cleanup work, including by taking breaks and having adequate amounts of fluids and salt. Some 300 air conditioning units will be flown to Kumamoto by 16:00 local time and distributed in the worst-hit areas, Japan's Defence Minister Shinjirō Koizumi sa