Torrential rains hit northern Japan and people are missing from bridge collapses, what measures have

As the weather cooled down, heavy rainfall occurred in many areas. Heavy rainfall has also brought very serious flooding to various regions, such as Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, which was hit by torrential rains and caused a mudslide disaster. caused very large property losses and personnel to Japan, and Japan also rescued and dealt with the matter at the first time.

Due to the heavy rainfall, the nearby mountains were eroded by heavy rainfall, causing a mudslide disaster. It has caused a lot of damage to the nearby residents, not only the trees and rubble brought down from the mountain to overwhelm the nearby houses, but also have a great impact on personal safety. In the face of this natural disaster, the town also took emergency measures as soon as possible.

Local city officials immediately organized residents to a safe area to prevent further injuries, and immediately reported to their superiors for support. <>

In the past, this town was surrounded by mountains on three sides, and the location of the depression with hot springs attracted people from all over Japan. But it is precisely because of this superior natural resource that the town has formed a funnel-shaped, surrounded by mountains on three sides because mudslides wash all the debris into the town. And the accumulation of a large number of debris has also had a great impact on the town.

All the townspeople have been moved to the shelters, and the work of rebuilding the town will be enormous. <>

This time, many places in Japan have been affected by heavy rainfall, and about 450,000 people have been evacuated to evacuation places by Japanese officials** to take refuge due to the disaster caused by the heavy rain**. In order to avoid accidents, Japan** will suspend subway services throughout the day to prevent greater accidents due to heavy rainfall. The town also has no water or electricity due to mudslides, and the mobile phone signal is not working.

Officials in the local town said that they would provide food and water to the residents of the shelter to ensure the normal life of the evacuees.

People-oriented, no matter how big the loss is, it must be people-oriented first, first resettle the affected residents, and then package the facilities.

The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) issued the highest level of heavy rain warning for Yamagata Prefecture in the northeast and Niigata Prefecture in the central part of the country, with 24-hour precipitation reaching as high as 560 mm in some areas, and the amount of precipitation in one day was about three times the average precipitation in August, a record high. The water level of rivers in many places has risen rapidly, and a total of 17 rivers in five counties have flooded, a large number of houses and roads have been flooded, and at least 11 places have experienced geological disasters such as mudslides. Residents in many places** were called for emergency evacuation, and about 540,000 people received evacuation instructions.

When a mudslide occurs, emergency evacuation measures are taken through alarms to minimize disaster damage. When it is known that a mudslide will occur in an area for a period of time, emergency evacuation and protective measures should be taken in that area. People should be forced to move to a safe place and set up temporary shelter.

First of all, firefighters, inspectors, and medical personnel were all sent to support, and a lot of police dogs were dispatched.

Typhoon "Talas" hit central Japan on the 24th, and violent storms and rains caused landslides, killing 2 people and leaving about 120,000 households without power. Japan's Tokaido Shinkansen line was suspended, and many passengers were trapped in the car for hours at one point.

Due to the impact of the typhoon, various parts of Japan were affected to varying degrees. The typhoon has killed two people in Japan, one is missing and injured 129 people. Fuji TV predicts that Typhoon Nanmadol will continue to increase in speed and sweep across Tohoku Japan, and local people need to be especially prepared for mudslides and storm disasters.

The damage to the local area is still relatively severe, and the lives of many people have been affected, and it has also caused inconvenience to the daily life of local residents.