A sudden drop in temperatures took its toll Tuesday on evacuees in temporary shelters following a deadly quake in Hokkaido that caused massive landslides last week.With the mercury falling to 5.4 C early Tuesday in the hardest-hit town of Atsuma, it is feared the chilly weather could put the health of local residents at risk with around 2,000 people still in shelters and about 6,000 homes cut off from water supplies in the area, according to the Hokkaido prefectural government.When the magnitude 6.7 earthquake rocked the region in Japan's northernmost main island in the early hours of last …READ FULL ARTICLE
