Japan's New Year's Quakes Death Toll Rises to 206

Eight deaths occurred in evacuation centers, with over 26,000 people displaced and residing in makeshift facilities.

Death toll from Japan's New Year's earthquakes has risen to 206, with eight deaths occurring in evacuation centers due to injuries and sickness.
Over 26,000 people whose homes were destroyed or deemed unsafe are currently residing in makeshift facilities such as schools.
Risk of landslides remains high due to the more than 1,000 aftershocks that have rattled the region for over a week.
Authorities warn of the increased risk of infectious diseases breaking out among people crammed into shelters, with food and drinking water supplies initially short.
Japanese government has earmarked 4.7 billion yen ($33 million) for disaster relief, with spending expected to increase.