Disaster Preparedness Day Training to enable ambulances and other vehicles to pass through roads in the event of an earthquake
1923年9月1日、関東地方などで大きな地震があって、大勢の人が亡くなりました
On September 1, 1923, there was a big earthquake in the Kanto region, and many people died.
In Japan, September 1st is ”Disaster Prevention Day” and every year we hold drills to prepare for earthquakes.
In Tokyo, the police conducted a drill to allow ambulances and fire trucks to pass on roads that are always full of cars.
Stopped cars going to central Tokyo at 93 locations, including major road intersections
足立区の交差点では、警察の人が車をほかの道に案内しました
At the intersection in Adachi Ward, the police guided the car to another road.
I also practiced carrying a parked car to another location so that an ambulance could pass.
警察は「大きな地震があったときは道が混むので、あまり車を使わないようにお願いします」と話しました
The police said, ``If there is a big earthquake, the roads will be crowded, so please don’t use your car too much.’’
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