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Today, March 11, will mark the one year anniversary of the enormous disaster that hit northerneast Japan. Some things have changed and some have not.
We come across a lot of warm messages from all over Japan to the peaple in Tohoku, on TV, online, or in magazines. "Kizuna (bond)" has become 2011 Word Of The Year.
Nevertheless, the piles of rubble remain undisposed. Only 10 prefectual goverments are actively considering accepting rubble from ravaged area. Many are afraid of the radiation and skeptical about the safety which government promises.
Without disposing of rubble, there's no rehabilitation.
It is said that if all the prefectural governments in Japan accept rubble, it will be disposed of within about 6 months.
If we really believe in "Kizuna (the bond)", it is time to seriously consider what we really should do for Tohoku and ourselves, and take action.
We come across a lot of warm messages from all over Japan to the peaple in Tohoku, on TV, online, or in magazines. "Kizuna (bond)" has become 2011 Word Of The Year.
Nevertheless, the piles of rubble remain undisposed. Only 10 prefectual goverments are actively considering accepting rubble from ravaged area. Many are afraid of the radiation and skeptical about the safety which government promises.
Without disposing of rubble, there's no rehabilitation.
It is said that if all the prefectural governments in Japan accept rubble, it will be disposed of within about 6 months.
If we really believe in "Kizuna (the bond)", it is time to seriously consider what we really should do for Tohoku and ourselves, and take action.
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Today, March 11, will mark the one year anniversary of the enormous disaster that hit northerneast northeastern Japan.
We come across a lot of warm messages from all over Japan to the people in Tohoku on TV, online or in magazines.
"Kizuna (bond)" has become 2011's "Word Of The Year".
Only 10 prefectural goverments are actively considering accepting rubble from the ravaged area.
Many are afraid of the radiation and skeptical about the safety which the government promises.
Without disposing of this rubble there's no rehabilitation.
It is said that if all the prefectural governments in Japan accept the rubble, it will be disposed of within about 6 months.
If we really believe in "Kizuna (the bond)" it is time to seriously consider what we really should do for Tohoku and ourselves and take action.
Nice writing style. I hope the government comes to some good decisions very soon so everyone there can get back to normal.