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Infrastructure Development Progresses in Disaster-Stricken Areas, but Maintenance Costs Strain Local Government Finances [East Japan Earthquake Reconstruction Review: The Fate of 42 Trillion Yen]
Sendai Broadcasting is presenting a series titled "Verification of Reconstruction: Where Will the 42 Trillion Yen Go?". The fourth installment focuses on the development of public facilities and infrastructure in the disaster-stricken areas after the earthquake. Currently, the maintenance costs are straining the finances of local governments. At the "drainage pump station" in Kadowaki-cho, Ishinomaki City, Mr. Takaaki Abe, head of the Ishinomaki…
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Sendai Broadcasting is presenting a series titled "Verification of Reconstruction: Where Will the 42 Trillion Yen Go?". The fourth installment focuses on the development of public facilities and infrastructure in the disaster-stricken areas after the earthquake. Currently, the maintenance costs are straining the finances of local governments. At the "drainage pump station" in Kadowaki-cho, Ishinomaki City, Mr. Takaaki Abe, head of the Ishinomaki…