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"Resilient Levees" to Delay the Time Until Collapse and Encourage Evacuation: The Chikuma River, Which Collapsed During Typhoon Hagibis, Has Been Reinforced on Both the River and Residential Areas to Create a More Durable Structure; Unveiling Ceremony for Explanatory Sign Held in Suzaka City, Nagano
It will soon be seven years since Typhoon Hagibis (Typhoon 19) in 2019. An explanatory sign for the "resilient river embankment" along the Chikuma River, scheduled for completion in the spring of 2026 in Suzaka City, Nagano Prefecture, was unveiled. The unveiling ceremony for the sign took place in Kita-Ainoshima, Suzaka City. The sign describes the purpose and structure of the "resilient river embankment," which will be completed in the spring …
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It will soon be seven years since Typhoon Hagibis (Typhoon 19) in 2019. An explanatory sign for the "resilient river embankment" along the Chikuma River, scheduled for completion in the spring of 2026 in Suzaka City, Nagano Prefecture, was unveiled. The unveiling ceremony for the sign took place in Kita-Ainoshima, Suzaka City. The sign describes the purpose and structure of the "resilient river embankment," which will be completed in the spring …