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As numerous aftershocks continue to pose risks of further damage and prolong anxiety of those affected by the two large earthquakes that struck Kumamoto on 14 and 16 April, Peace Winds Japan (PWJ) brought in two “balloon shelters,” large-size, air-inflated tents, to Mashiki Town on 17 April. Mashiki was hit by the largest jolt in the area, and there are more than 9,000 people staying at evacuation centers in the town. PWJ’s two balloon shelters have been set up on the lawn of Mashiki Athletic Pa
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Kumamoto: Emergency shelters set up in Mashiki Town | peace winds JAPAN
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As numerous aftershocks continue to pose risks of further damage and prolong anxiety of those affected by the two large earthquakes that struck Kumamoto on 14 and 16 April, Peace Winds Japan (PWJ) brought in two “balloon shelters,” large-size, air-inflated tents, to Mashiki Town on 17 April. Mashiki was hit by the largest jolt in the area, and there are more than 9,000 people staying at evacuation centers in the town. PWJ’s two balloon shelters have been set up on the lawn of Mashiki Athletic Pa
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