Japan's Noto Peninsula: One Year After the Earthquake - A Long Road to Recovery скачать в хорошем качестве

Japan's Noto Peninsula: One Year After the Earthquake - A Long Road to Recovery

One year after the devastating 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck the Noto Peninsula in Japan, the region continues to face immense challenges. This video covers the ongoing struggles of residents, the rise in post-quake deaths, especially among the elderly, and the slow pace of reconstruction. We also highlight the efforts to rebuild communities, preserve local traditions, and provide essential support to the affected population. The emotional toll of the disaster is evident, with many residents still living in temporary housing and facing an uncertain future. The earthquake, which occurred on New Year's Day 2024, was Japan's deadliest in over a decade, claiming over 500 lives, including those who died from health issues related to the disaster. The region was also hit by torrential rains in September, further hindering post-quake recovery efforts. Despite the challenges, communities are making efforts to welcome the new year, and initiatives to provide disaster information to foreign nationals are underway. Join us as we explore the complex recovery process and the resilience of the people of the Noto Peninsula. This video includes images of Wajima and Suzu, as well as interviews with local residents.