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© Thomson Reuters 2018.Abe visits flood disaster zone; new warnings issued
By Kiyoshi Takenaka and Issei Kato KUMANO, Okayama©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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bones
Time for another photo op and hand waving campaign!
jcapan
There is no reason why there shouldn't be AC in the shelters. Restore the power there ASAP or run generators and wire up portable ACs. If these are not options for some reason, evacuate the 8000 people in shelters (the total number according to NHK) to another area where there is power. It's going to be 35 in Hyogo by Friday.
papigiulio
No need for these useless details, makes the article really sound like a promo piece for Abe.
lucabrasi
He crouched down on the floor to speak....
Sounds like the old gut-rot’s playing up again....
AgentX
It's either satire, or very much a promo piece for our supreme leader...
Either way - good for a laugh.
Kaerimashita
Hehe. Great headline. Abe visits and new warnings issued. Made me chuckle.
Maria
Something went wrong with weather reports, emergency warnings, and evacuation. These poor people should not have died.
Aoi Azuuri
Japanese Abe Government has passed some problematic bills in the shade of This Disaster.
Alexandre T. Ishii
I don't care Mr. Abe is doing the visit for his next election campaign but one thing is very essential his presence there to take providence the flood disasters would happen again every year in this typhoon season going until October. For the disasters it's quite normal to government support and I understand it, just what should be avoided are those LDP lawmakers closer to Abe's policy use the taxpayers tributes to waste the money for nothing, for only their mouth opened to speak BS.
JonathanJo
Is it wise to stand near those precariously placed vehicles?
Spitfire
i feel for these people.How horrible it must be to lose your homes to freak weather and in the boiling hot Summer to boot.
I wish they can get things in order ASAP.
神谷知佳
Not quick enough? No kidding right? Way faster than any other disasters. Follow articles chronologically. Anyways, AC are not a default setting in school gymnastics, which are always used as shelters, but not real shelter, shelter. Let's condemn the government later, shall we? Rescue them first.
Manikin_head
I wonder if any preventative measures are being taken to secure other mountainside towns from future natural disasters. It's very sad that even with all the warnings of heavy rain, the death toll continues to rise.
sf2k
He put the caviar down, and rearranged some deck chairs