Some facilities that had been damaged in 2011 were hit again over the weekend in a region of Japan that can never seem to catch a break.
A woman cleaning out her home in Koriyama, in Fukushima Prefecture, on Sunday. Typhoon Hagibis struck as the Japanese government was eager to declare the region recovered from the 2011 nuclear crisis.
Oct. 15, 2019
KORIYAMA, Japan — For Hiroyoshi Yaginuma, the typhoon may well be the straw that breaks his back.
On Monday, Mr. Yaginuma, 49, a third-generation owner of an auto body shop in Fukushima Prefecture, was cleaning out the wreckage from Typhoon Hagibis, which battered Japan over the weekend and killed more than 70 people. The typhoon had brought record-setting rains that caused a levee to break on a nearby river, unleashing floodwaters that filled the first floor of his building, destroying everything.
It was only two years ago that…
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The people of Japan certainly don’t deserve nor need this
HOWEVER their diabolical government needs removing!
Everyone is horaying Japan for maybe slowing down 5G (the globalist plan) claiming they won’t be having it. I guess they are well nuked anyway with their multi layers of technology/wi-fi and Fukushima. They’ know the job is done on the Japanese eh? No point in throwing more resources into kill weapons. Job’s done… but there’s that pesky radioactivity to take care of in time for the Olympic Games.
When this weather system was chucked at Japan, I wondered if this was the event that would attempt to cover the humongous Japanese nuclear waste problem? The implications of the radioactivity from 4 complete reactor meltdowns alongside the Olympic Games, held just down the road in Tokyo. I suspect there are many more clean up events to come.
Passes the popcorn.
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Horrific eh? heaven help those who show up for the big event. Insane
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WE DO NOT NEED ANY MORE NUCLEAR TESTING:
https://www.eutimes.net/2019/10/antarctic-ice-sheets-are-leaking-radioactive-chlorine-from-us-nuclear-tests/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheEuropeanUnionTimes+%28The+European+Union+Times%29
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