三重みえ 車くるま転落てんらくし女性じょせい死亡しぼう 津波つなみ警報けいほう発表はっぴょうで避難ひなん中ちゅうか【各地かくちの被害ひがい】

On the morning of the 30th, on a national highway in Kumano City, Mie Prefecture, where a tsunami warning had been issued, a light passenger car fell off a cliff at the side of the road, and the 58-year-old woman who was driving died.

According to the fire department, the woman is believed to have been involved in the accident while evacuating, and the police are investigating the cause of the accident.

In this article, we are providing a summary of information on human casualties in various areas.

Mie: Woman Dies After Car Falls Off Cliff, Possibly While Evacuating Due to Tsunami Warning At around 10:10 a.m. on the 30th, someone passing by on a national highway in Kumano City reported to the fire department that a car has fallen off a cliff.

When the police and fire department investigated, they found that a small passenger car had fallen off the cliff beside the road. The 58-year-old woman who was driving was found inside the car and taken to the hospital, but she was pronounced dead.

At that time, a tsunami warning had been issued in Kumano City, and according to the fire department, the woman had apparently told an acquaintance that she was heading to higher ground to evacuate.

The scene is a national highway running through the mountains, and there were reportedly no guardrails installed along the roadside. The police are investigating the cause of the accident.

Hokkaido: Transported due to falls or health deterioration during evacuation According to the police, fire department, and coast guard responsible for areas in Hokkaido where tsunami warnings and advisories have been issued, as of 4:00 p.m., there have been no reports of direct damage caused by the tsunami.

On the other hand, in Hidaka Town, a man in his 90s was taken to the hospital with symptoms of heatstroke while evacuating. In Tomakomai City as well, around 11 a.m. on the 30th, a woman in her 90s who had evacuated to a local high school was taken to the hospital on suspicion of heatstroke.

According to the fire department, the woman was conscious when she was transported.

In addition, on the morning of the 30th, the fire department received reports from two evacuation centers set up in Akkeshi Town, and it is said that an elderly man in his 80s who had fallen and a woman in her 90s who complained of feeling unwell were taken to the hospital.

And in Shiraoi Town, a 64-year-old woman fell while evacuating, injured her cheek, and was taken to the hospital.

Also, in Kushiro City, after the tsunami warning was issued, a woman in her 40s who was preparing to evacuate reported that she was experiencing heart palpitations and couldnt move, and she was transported to the hospital.

Wakayama: Two people transported due to suspected heatstroke, etc. In Wakayama Prefecture, two people were taken to the hospital on suspicion of heatstroke and other causes related to evacuations following the tsunami warning.

According to the Wakayama City Fire Department, around 1:30 p.m. on the 30th, a woman in her twenties working at a nursery school in Wakayama City began to feel unwell while evacuating children to a nearby hill, and was taken to the hospital on suspicion of heatstroke.

The woman is conscious and is believed to have only minor injuries.

According to the Shirahama Town Fire Department, around 1:30 p.m. on the 30th, a 90-year-old woman living in the town tripped over a step and fell at an evacuation center set up in a junior high school, and was taken to the hospital.

It is believed to be a minor injury.

According to the Kuji Fire Department in Iwate Prefecture, around 10:30 a.m. on the 30th, a man in his 90s who had evacuated after the tsunami warning was found collapsed on the sidewalk. He was diagnosed with heatstroke.

The man was taken to the hospital and diagnosed with heatstroke, but his symptoms are said to be mild.