Rescuers guide dogs to search for victims buried in a landslide due to the recent earthquakes in the village of Minami-Aso in Kumamoto prefecture on April 18. Rescuers intensified efforts on April 18 to find 10 people still missing in a devastated village, with time running out more than two days after Japan’s double-quake disaster, which unleashed landslides and collapsed buildings. AFP PHOTO
Rescuers guide dogs to search for victims buried in a landslide due to the recent earthquakes in the village of Minami-Aso in Kumamoto prefecture on April 18. Rescuers intensified efforts on April 18 to find 10 people still missing in a devastated village, with time running out more than two days after Japan’s double-quake disaster, which unleashed landslides and collapsed buildings. AFP PHOTO

MINAMI-ASO, Japan: Rescuers intensified the hunt for nine people still missing in a devastated village in southern Japan on Monday, with time running out after two powerful earthquakes left buildings in rubble and houses buried in mud.

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