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Typhoon death toll climbs to 72, as scope of damage spreads

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that's a lot of homes with no power, just hoping that the government will help in cleaning up some of the houses.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said at a disaster task force meeting on Tuesday that the government will use reserve funds, and will draft a supplementary budget for reconstruction work, if necessary.

happy to hear that too

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Better prepare quickly because according to Yahoo news there is a new typhoon brewing in the Philippine region

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https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/orthographic=-216.82,5.71,861/loc=139.216,12.969

Better prepare quickly because according to Yahoo news there is a new typhoon brewing in the Philippine region

According to the current earth wind surface level, it is plain sailing for thousands of miles in all directions around the Philippines .

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Towns better to react and be prepared over

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@Cosmos1

According to the current earth wind surface level, it is plain sailing for thousands of miles in all directions around the Philippines .

I often check that page as well, but if you go to the satellite view on the Weathernews Inc App, you can see something churning near the Philippines. Hopefully it fizzles out.

That home in the picture looks like it was beautiful. Hopefully it is repairable and I hope no-one died in that scene. .

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Not trying to be a smart alec, but the top picture looks like a kura storehouse, not a home.

The two "halves" in the second photo also have completely different roofing, suggesting there is some kind of backstory there. An extension built on an extension, or one building that has floated and hit another, something like that. I'd ask a local before assuming it was a house someone lived in.

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Sad to see the devastation in Japan. I was there just a few weeks ago and loved it.

I guess, nature can wreak havoc even in a country like Japan which is so organized and well managed. I am sure the Japanese, who know a thing or two about setbacks, will bounce back quickly.

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Defense Minister Taro Kono said he is summoning some 200 reserve members of the Self-Defense Forces and will raise the number to 1,000 if needed to facilitate rescue efforts and distribute water and other supplies to the affected.

I'd think the MORE than 1000 reservists are needed NOW when the emergency is at its peak then taper off as it eases .

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This is precisely why, whoever you are,

get your Amateur Radio License (especially if you live in the sticks).

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wow! I didn't realize Nagano was hit that hard

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A number of school children are volunteering to help with the disaster as many schools are closed. I have great respect for that.

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Condolences from the U.S. We experienced a major hurricane on our east coast last year that left us without power for a couple weeks. I hope Japan makes a fast recovery.

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