One week after heavy rain in northern Kyushu, volunteers work to remove earth and sand Fukuoka
On the 17th, one week has passed since the record-breaking heavy rain that wreaked havoc in northern Kyushu, and in Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture, where flood damage and landslides have occurred one after another, on the last day of the consecutive holidays, volunteers have been working inside their homes. We are proceeding with the removal work of the earth and sand that has flowed into the
久留米市では、社会福祉協議会が災害ボランティアセンターを開設し、今月13日から被災地で支援活動が行われています
In Kurume City, the Social Welfare Council has established a disaster volunteer center, and support activities have been carried out in the affected areas since the 13th of this month.
On the 17th, the last day of the consecutive holidays, about 300 volunteers gathered and are working on the requested housing.
Among them, at Keiko Ueno’s house in Tanushimaru-cho, Kurume City, the Kose River flowing nearby overflowed due to the record heavy rain this time, and the floor was flooded with a depth of about 10 cm.
At the house, 25 volunteers carried out the wet and unusable tatami mats.
Then, using a shovel, they proceeded with the work of removing the earth and sand that had flowed into the house.
Mr. Ueno said, ”We can’t do anything by ourselves, so we are grateful.
In this heat, I am really grateful,” he said.
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