Families sleep in cars after homes destroyed in Japan earthquake
Residents in southwestern Japan are sleeping in their cars due to a recent 6.8 magnitude earthquake. The earthquake has destroyed homes, leaving these families without shelter.

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AI-generatedResidents in southwestern Japan are sleeping in their cars due to a recent 6.8 magnitude earthquake. The earthquake has destroyed homes, leaving these families without shelter. The article states that the residents themselves have resorted to using their vehicles as a place to sleep. The specific date of the earthquake is not provided in the text, but it is described as "recent." The location is identified as southwestern Japan. The reason for this action is the destruction of their homes by the earthquake.
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3 extractedThe affected area is in southwestern Japan.
The earthquake that caused the destruction had a magnitude of 6.8.
Families are sleeping in cars after their homes were destroyed by a recent earthquake.