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Kin Town Provides 1,120 Disaster Relief Meals as School Lunches Due to Concerns About Water Availability
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Following a leak in a water pipe connecting a dam and a water purification plant in the northern part of Okinawa's main island, kindergartens, elementary schools, and junior high schools in Kin Town began providing disaster preparedness meals (disaster preparedness meals) instead of regular school lunches on the 25th. A total of about 1,120 meals were distributed to one kindergarten, three elementary schools, and one junior high school run by th…
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