Strong Earthquakes Rattle Japan's Noto Peninsula

Recent quakes revive fears in a region still recovering from January's deadly disaster

A magnitude 5.9 quake struck the Noto Peninsula early Monday, followed by a 4.8 tremor.
Authorities confirmed no tsunami risk and no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
Public transportation and nuclear power plants in the area reported no significant disruptions.
Residents, still dealing with the aftermath of a January quake that killed 241, expressed renewed anxiety.
Over 100 businesses in Ishikawa Prefecture have closed due to ongoing quake damage and population decline.