Japan Launches National Disaster Management Agency; Goshi Hosono Appointed Minister
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What happened
Japan launched the National Disaster Management Agency to improve preparedness for large natural disasters, including megaquakes in the Nankai Trough and tremors in the Tokyo metropolitan area. Goshi Hosono, the Postdisaster reconstruction minister, was appointed the first disaster management minister to oversee the new agency.
From nippon.com
Why it matters
The new agency was reorganized from the Cabinet Office's disaster management division and includes expanded personnel and budgets. The disaster management minister has the authority to issue recommendations to other government organizations to ensure effective response.
From nippon.com
Who's involved
- Goshi HosonoOversees the new National Disaster Management Agency as the disaster management minister.
- Japan Meteorological AgencyAn independent organ of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism of Japan.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Goshi Hosono urged citizens to prepare for emergencies.1 source
Goshi Hosono is confirmed to be a Japanese minister.1 source