Typhoon No. 25 to Be Designated a "Severe Disaster" After Causing Extensive Damage in Chiba Prefecture and Other Areas; Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara: "Support Will Be Provided Based on Needs"
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A topic of interest: It's very upsetting to see footage of Prime Minister Takaichi smirking in America and news of Chiba being severely damaged by flooding at the same time. Prime Minister Takaichi and her spokesperson are usually very talkative on X, but they are not at all in response to this situation.
The government is expected to designate the damage caused by Typhoon No. 25, which struck Chiba Prefecture and other areas, as a "major disaster." Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara: Regarding the damage caused by Typhoon No. 25 in various areas, it is expected that it will be designated as a major disaster, meaning that national subsidies for the restoration and reconstruction of agricultural land will be uniformly increased, regardless of the regi…
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