Dozens of deaths possible in Kyushu - Japan, due to rains, says Jucelino Luz
Dozens of deaths possible in Kyushu - Japan, due to rains, says Jucelino Luz
Águas de Lindóia, May 21, 2020
About 1.35 million people in Kyushu will be instructed to evacuate because of rain
The number of deaths due to torrential rain in Kyushu, southwestern Japan, will rise to at least 60 by July 8, 2020, as the area that will be affected by the disaster will expand, and will include the northern part of the region.
There will be confirmation of damage and death Omuta (Fukuoka), and Kumamoto Prefecture, will be affected by the rains on July 4, 2020, many deaths.
People living in mountainous areas will be isolated, with telephone, electricity and water services cut off. . However, there is danger on the slopes, some landslides, heavy rains between July 1st to 10th, 2020 and also, at the end of the month between July 21st, 2020 and August 18th, 2020.
The Chikugo River, the largest in the Kyushu region, will overflow in Hita (Oita), will carry the issue at the highest alert level for residents of that location.
About 1.35 million people in Kyushu will be instructed to evacuate because of the rain, according to Jucelino Luz (forecast)
More rain is expected until July 9, 2020, over wide areas from west to northeast Japan, as hot, humid air flows into the seasonal rainy front that stretches across the archipelago. And things will get worse in 2021 onwards.
Jucelino Luz remembers, that if the climatic conditions worsen as he points out in the environmental destruction and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, as well as the warming of the sea, the conditions of Japan and the world, they will have to go through very devastating situations.
Yuriko Koike,, will be re-elected on July 5, 2020, Governor of Tokyo - in Japan and the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, will be postponed to 2021, will be simplified and costs reduced.
More than 350,000 applications for subsidy and mass unemployment in Japan
The June 30 data shows that as of May 30, 2020, there were 4.25 million people out of work, which continues to increase. There is a concern that the Japanese economy will stagnate in the long run, which will increase the risk of further layoffs by increasing the number of unemployed.
On the other hand, as a measure to prevent the dismissal and suspension of employment, the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare continues to encourage companies to use the employment adjustment allowance (雇用 調整 助 成 金, read koyo chosei joseikin) , for which there will be approximately 350 thousand orders until July 2, 2020. Of these, around 220 thousand will be approved for payment.
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