【津波つなみ警報けいほうから一夜いちや明あけ】宮城みやぎでは避難ひなん所しょのテントで寝泊ねとまり

After the tsunami warning was issued and the night had passed, on the 31st, two people were staying overnight in tents set up in the hall of Mana Well Miyagi, a prefectural complex facility in Natori City, Miyagi Prefecture, which had become an evacuation shelter.

According to the facility staff, at one point, more than 500 people had evacuated to this shelter.

At the facility, on the 30th, they distributed bread, alpha rice steamed and dried rice, and water to the evacuees.

Miyagi Natori Evacuees Return Home At one of the evacuation centers set up by Natori City in Miyagi Prefecture, the Shimomasuda Community Center, four residents in their 70s and 80s spent the night.

The four people spent the night in the Japanese-style room of the community center, which was partitioned off, and by before 6 a.m. on the 31st, they had all packed up their belongings and left.

There were about 40 people taking shelter in this community center on the 30th at its busiest.

Director Koji Iwabuchi of the Natori City Shimomasuda Community Center said, The people who evacuated seemed calm, but since it lasted for a long time, they did seem tired.

I think everyone must have spent their time feeling uneasy, but I heard that when they were leaving, they said, We were able to sleep peacefully, so I feel relieved.