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Japan aces disaster preparedness, vending machines to offer free food if earthquake hits

Summary by Ground News
The coastal city of Ako, in Hyogo Prefecture, is trialing the scheme with two machines installed at the end of March. The machines ordinarily sell snacks and drinks, but can distribute items for free when a major earthquake or typhoon strikes. The emergency vending machine scheme is a partnership between the municipality and Tokyo-based pharmaceutical firm Earth Corp.

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The Guardian broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, June 2, 2023.
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