On the 8th, Ishikawa Prefecture officially recognized three more deaths as disaster-related to the Noto Peninsula Earthquake. The prefecture held a joint review meeting on the 8th to recognize disaster-related deaths from the Noto Peninsula Earthquake. At the review meeting, three people were newly recognized as disaster-related deaths from the 17 people who had applied: one from Wajima City and two from Suzu City. The remaining 13 people were n…
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On the 8th, Ishikawa Prefecture officially recognized three more deaths as disaster-related to the Noto Peninsula Earthquake. The prefecture held a joint review meeting on the 8th to recognize disaster-related deaths from the Noto Peninsula Earthquake. At the review meeting, three people were newly recognized as disaster-related deaths from the 17 people who had applied: one from Wajima City and two from Suzu City. The remaining 13 people were n…