JAPANESE MALL IS REBUILT TO WITHSTAND EARTHQUAKES. THEN IT COLLAPSES AGAIN
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WHAT HAPPENED
Japan’s Aeon Mall Kumamoto was rebuilt to withstand earthquakes after it was damaged in strong quakes in April 2016. Its June reopening was meant to be a fresh start, the gleaming building a symbol of rebirth for the mall and residents of Kashima town.
News - South China Morning Post reports that japan’s Aeon Mall Kumamoto was rebuilt to withstand earthquakes after it was damaged in strong quakes in April 2016.
The report adds: Its June reopening was meant to be a fresh start, the gleaming building a symbol of rebirth for the mall and residents of Kashima town.
Then Tuesday’s magnitude 7.1 earthquake shook this new-found confidence.
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