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[Typhoon No. 6] Naha Mayor: "Take Action to Protect yourself." Citizens Recall the Damage From 2023: "This Time, Our Houses Might Be destroyed." 28 People Are Sheltering Inside City Hall.
In response to the approaching Typhoon No. 6, Naha City opened its main city hall building in Izumizaki as an evacuation center on the night of the 31st. More than 20 temporary tents have been set up inside the building, and some are equipped with simple beds. As of 10:00 a.m. on the 1st, 24 households and 28 people have taken refuge there. At 12:11 p.m., the city has limited the number of new evacuees due to the large number of people.
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In response to the approaching Typhoon No. 6, Naha City opened its main city hall building in Izumizaki as an evacuation center on the night of the 31st. More than 20 temporary tents have been set up inside the building, and some are equipped with simple beds. As of 10:00 a.m. on the 1st, 24 households and 28 people have taken refuge there. At 12:11 p.m., the city has limited the number of new evacuees due to the large number of people.