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Volunteer Bus Service Begins From Kanazawa to Noto Peninsula Amidst Heavy Rain Damage; 33 Volunteers Work Hard Removing Mud and Debris

Volunteer buses departing from Kanazawa for the Nakanoto region, which suffered extensive damage from last month's heavy rains, began operating today. On the first day, 33 volunteers from Hakui City and Nakanoto Town went to the area to help with mud removal from damaged homes and transporting disaster waste. Governor Yamano Yoshiyuki: I hope everyone will take care of their health and lend their support to the people on the ground. Volunteer: W…
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Volunteer buses departing from Kanazawa for the Nakanoto region, which suffered extensive damage from last month's heavy rains, began operating today. On the first day, 33 volunteers from Hakui City and Nakanoto Town went to the area to help with mud removal from damaged homes and transporting disaster waste. Governor Yamano Yoshiyuki: I hope everyone will take care of their health and lend their support to the people on the ground. Volunteer: W…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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