A woman in her 90s has been pulled alive from the rubble in Japan, five days after a severe earthquake rocked the country, killing at least 126 people. The woman was found on Saturday under the remains of a collapsed house in the western coastal city of Suzu, the Japanese news agency Kyodo reported on Sunday. The first 72 hours are crucial in the search for survivors. Anyone who is not rescued during this time has a drastically reduced chance of survival. The death toll from the New Year’s Day magnitude-7.6 quake had risen to 126, with more than 200 people still missing, Kyodo reported, citing…