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5.9 magnitude earthquake strikes Tokyo: at least 37 injured and aftershock warning
A 5.9 magnitude earthquake hit Tokyo on Saturday night, leaving at least 37 injured and prompting a warning for further tremors.

In the night from Saturday to Sunday, a 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck eastern Japan, reported the Kyodo news agency. The tremor was strongly felt in the Japanese capital, Tokyo.
According to local emergency services, at least 37 people sustained minor injuries. Most of the victims have received light injuries due to the shocks.
There is currently no tsunami warning, authorities said. Local services are closely monitoring the situation.

The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued a warning for possible aftershocks and further strong tremors in the coming hours.
The earthquake occurred during a time when Japan is already experiencing regular seismic activity, but the strength of this tremor was notable in the region.
There is currently no data on serious damage to buildings or infrastructure, but the situation is being closely monitored by authorities.