Where there is NO Doctor in Japanese

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Where There Is No Doctor in Japanese: Issha no inai tokoro de: mura no herusukea tebikisho. PDF of the most recent Japanese translation ofWhere There Is No Doctor containing first-aid and other medical information for earthquake and tsunami response.

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Saturday, March 19, 2011

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Japan: Earthquake & Tsunami, 

 

Situation Report No. 8


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This report is produced by OCHA. It was issued by the Regional Office in Asia Pacific with input from the UNDAC team in Tokyo. It covers the period from 18-19 March. The next report will be issued on the 20 March.
I. HIGHLIGHTS/KEY PRIORITIES
· Most people who were stranded have now been found and moved to shelters
· Survivors of the earthquake and tsunami start moving to other parts of the country
· International aid organisations say most basic needs are being met but need for psychosocial support and help for the elderly
· Electricity restored at the Fukushima Power Plant
· Damaged infrastructure and fuel shortages continue to hamper relief efforts




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