More than 14,000 people remained evacuated Thursday, one month after a magnitude-7.6 earthquake hit the Noto Peninsula in central Japan, as local governments rush to prepare temporary housing while logistics continued to be disrupted.The victims of the quake, which claimed 240 lives, are facing challenges in rebuilding their lives as they encounter difficulties securing fresh food. Supply chain disruptions stemming from roads remaining cut off are affecting operations at grocery and convenience stores.The New Year's Day earthquake in Ishikawa Prefecture on the Sea of Japan coast sparked fir…READ FULL ARTICLE