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Japan must strengthen assist programs for catastrophe victims, a authorities activity drive finding out catastrophe response mentioned in a report launched Tuesday.
The panel — led by Nobuo Fukuwa, professor emeritus at Nagoya University — studied the perfect catastrophe response based mostly on information from the Jan. 1 Noto earthquake. The report highlighted measures to stop disaster-related deaths, notably in growing old communities, by bettering circumstances in evacuation facilities. Key suggestions included the availability of cardboard beds and enough cooking and bathroom services.
The report referred to as for the supply of partitions and cardboard beds in evacuation shelters from the outset. It additionally proposed creating environments the place large-scale cooking operations will be carried out, supported by gasoline services and gasoline reserves.
