00:03Japanese Prime Minister Sanai Takeishi visited the southwestern prefecture of Kumamoto on Monday
00:09for the first time since it was hit by a magnitude 7.1 quake last week.
00:14Takeishi flew over the affected areas from an army helicopter
00:18and visited one of the best equipped shelters,
00:21triggering criticisms on social media that her visit distorted reality.
00:30The government has to provide push-like services,
00:33the services of the city that will do the rescue services,
00:37and the disaster recovery for the pandemic.
00:40We will make sure to keep people in advance to be expanded,
00:41and to be more effective and more effective.
00:44In the future, we will make the use of the additional $200 million to get to use.
00:51We will make sure that we will make the budget necessary.
00:5438 people died during the quake, including one of apparent heat stroke,
00:59While taking shelter in a car in hot weather, officials said on Monday, 8,500 people remained at crowded emergency
01:06shelters and more than 46,000 households remained without water.
01:11Local authorities stressed the abnormal heat has been pounding on the already difficult lives of the residents as temperatures were
01:19predicted to rise close to 40 degrees Celsius on Monday.
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