Water and gas supplies remained disrupted Tuesday in northern Osaka Prefecture, a day after a magnitude 6.1 earthquake rocked the metropolitan area, leaving five dead and more than 370 injured.A fifth fatality, Norihiro Kusumoto, 66, was found dead at his home in Takatsuki, one of the cities severely damaged by the quake, police said.Around 30 temblors, believed to be aftershocks of the powerful quake the previous day, jolted the Osaka area by 3 p.m. Tuesday, though none were strong.The Japan Meteorological Agency alerted residents in the area of a risk of landslide, as heavy rainfall is pr…READ FULL ARTICLE