From the field: Ishikawa Noto Peninsula Earthquake Emergency Relief

Today, we carried out activities in two teams.

One group delivered generators, gasoline, body warmers, water and food to areas where roads were connected last night. The heads of each local municipality will now distribute them to each household. This is the first time these areas have received relief supplies, and they gave thanks, almost in tears.

Such actions are made possible by information shared at the private sector coordination meetings regarding villages and communities still in isolation.

The second group provided hot meals at Tada Elementary Shool in Suzu City. More than 250 meals were served. The warm dishes included rice with mushrooms and wakame seaweed, vegetables and tofu miso soup. Many people commented that it had been a long time since they been able to have a hot meal, and that it helped to give them energy.

PBV will continue to provide relief tailored to local needs.

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