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Haruto Kubo says he was resting at home when a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture on Tuesday (July 28) and destroyed his family home. Now, the 26-year-old says he and his family have been living out of their car as an extreme heat wave grips the country's south. - REUTERS

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00:06I have been living inside the car. We go out during the day to do some shopping.
00:10We drive to get beverage and food for the day, and we eat inside the car.
00:16At night, I haven't been able to sleep because we've had earthquakes. There's a lot of sound.
00:22In the beginning, I was only able to sleep for 10 to 15 minutes.
00:32I just want to take a bath now. I want to take a bath.
00:35And I want to sleep under a blanket in an air-conditioned room.
00:47I have no idea. There are hundreds of collapsed houses.
00:50I think it will take a year or two before they're restored.
00:57I'm going to sleep under a blanket wall, but I can't put it until I lay down the mask.
00:57I will не be able to sleep under a blanket wall one day.
00:57I'm not going to sleep under a blanket wall one day.
00:57I have no idea if I'm going to be in a blanket wall.
00:58I have no idea. There are a blanket wall one day.
00:58I will not sleep under a blanket wall.
00:58I will be back and be prepared for the long period of days.
00:58I will be able to sleep under a blanket wall two days.
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