"Nonagenarian Miraculously Rescued from Earthquake Aftermath in Japan"

A nonagenarian woman was rescued alive from the debris of her collapsed home in Suzu City, Japan, 124 hours after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit the region. Despite the "golden period" for rescues being the first 72 hours after such a disaster, she was found with injuries but able to converse. The earthquake has resulted in at least 126 deaths, with many still missing, and has caused extensive damage, prompting ongoing search and rescue efforts and traffic restrictions to aid recovery operations.