On January 16th (Tuesday), Makoto Otake’s Golden Radio (Cultural Broadcasting) featured an article about the current situation in the areas affected by the 2020 Noto Peninsula Earthquake.
The program includes an article (Asahi Shimbun) about the current situation in which nursing care workers are supporting the elderly in the Noto Peninsula Earthquake-stricken areas due to water outages, and that only 6% of disaster victims are being evacuated to hotels or inns for the second time. Introducing an article (Mainichi Shimbun) that says only progress has been made. Otake said, “On a cold day like today, you wonder what the disaster area is like.It was snowing there and the temperature must have been below zero.Even if you watch TV, you can feel like it’s freezing unless you go to the site. “It’s difficult to convey how cold it is,” he said, referring to the current situation in the disaster-stricken areas. Freelance writer Satetsu Takeda also said, “The number of disaster-related deaths is likely to increase in the future, considering the trends that have followed past earthquakes, so when thinking about how to reduce this number, secondary evacuation is an option.” People who have moved away from the disaster area think that they would like to be chosen.However, it is natural that people who live there may find it difficult to make that decision.I wonder what the schedule will be like after the second evacuation. “I think if we could show them this, we would be able to increase the percentage, but it’s not going to go well,” he said, emphasizing the importance and difficulty of secondary evacuation.
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2024-01-16 08:07:09
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