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ヘタリアなど / 居酒屋のイメージのテンプレートに変えてみました(2025/08/05) / You are in the bar. × [PR]上記の広告は3ヶ月以上新規記事投稿のないブログに表示されています。新しい記事を書く事で広告が消えます。 A Message from His Majesty The Emperor (March 16, 2011) I am deeply saddened by the devastating situation in the areas hit by the Tohoku-Pacific Ocean Earthquake, an unprecedented 9.0-magnitude earthquake, which struck Japan on March 11th. The number of casualties claimed by the quake and the ensuing tsunami continues to rise by the day, and we do not yet know how many people have lost their lives. I am praying that the safety of as many people as possible will be confirmed. My other grave concern now is the serious and unpredictable condition of the affected nuclear power plant. I earnestly hope that through the all-out efforts of all those concerned, further deterioration of the situation will be averted. Relief operations are now under way with the government mobilizing all its capabilities, but, in the bitter cold, many people who were forced to evacuate are facing extremely difficult living conditions due to shortages of food, drinking water and fuel. I can only hope that by making every effort to promptly implement relief for evacuees, their conditions will improve, even if only gradually, and that their hope for eventual reconstruction will be rekindled. I would like to let you know how deeply touched I am by the courage of those victims who have survived this catastrophe and who, by bracing themselves, are demonstrating their determination to live on. I wish to express my appreciation to the members of the Self-Defense Forces, the police, the fire department, the Japan Coast Guard and other central and local governments and related institutions, as well as people who have come from overseas for relief operations and the members of various domestic relief organizations, for engaging in relief activity round the clock, defying the danger of recurring aftershocks. I wish to express my deepest gratitude to them. I have been receiving, by cable, messages of sympathy from the heads of state of countries around the world, and it was mentioned in many of those messages that the thoughts of the peoples of those countries are with the victims of the disaster. These messages I would like to convey to the people in the afflicted regions. I have been told that many overseas media are reporting that, in the midst of deep sorrow, the Japanese people are responding to the situation in a remarkably orderly manner, and helping each other without losing composure. It is my heartfelt hope that the people will continue to work hand in hand, treating each other with compassion, in order to overcome these trying times. I believe it extremely important for us all to share with the victims as much as possible, in whatever way we can, their hardship in the coming days. It is my sincere hope that those who have been affected by the disaster will never give up hope and take good care of themselves as they live through the days ahead, and that each and every Japanese will continue to care for the afflicted areas and the people for years to come and, together with the afflicted, watch over and support their path to recovery. http://www.kunaicho.go.jp/e-okotoba/01/address/tohokujishin-h230316-mov.html Deeply hit on March 11th was ensuing their lives. My other hope through the all-out efforts. Hope and that their hope how deeply those are . It has the members. ＜和訳＞ I do not yet know how many their lives. I am praying thatthe hope that through shortages of hope,every effort and that their hope to let you know. How those victims were. Who have survived this catastrophe. Self-Defense Forces who have come from overseas to them that is the thoughts of their hardship hopes that those care of themselves. They live through the days together.
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Moscow - About 25 000 Russian tourists returned home from Egypt over the weekend, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said, amid fears that a terrorist bomb could have brought down an airliner last week. Russian tourists are returning "in closest possible accordance with their tour dates," Medvedev told a cabinet meeting on Monday, state news agency TASS reported. He said there were about 55 000 Russian tourists still in the country. The deputy head of a Russian tourism lobby group said that thousands of Russians were flying home on regular commercial flights, but without their luggage. "The process is like normal. Everyone is on their holidays according to their packages, and when they're done they fly home on their regular flights, but without luggage," Dmitry Gorin of the Association of Tour Operators of Russia told the Russian News Service. Planes to take tourists back to Russia were set to arrive in Egypt without passengers, Gorin told the Vedomosti newspaper. The Emergency Services Ministry said it was transporting tourists' luggage back home on cargo jets. Four such flights were planned to take place Monday, the ministry said on its website. Arab Spring President Vladimir Putin ordered a suspension of passenger flights from Russia to Egypt after an airliner apparently exploded on october 31 while flying over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, killing all 224 people aboard. Putin's order did not forbid passenger flights from Egypt and called for the government to ensure that all citizens be allowed to return home. A long-term suspension of flights from Russia will hurt Egypt's economy. Egypt is the most popular tourism destination among Russians, Vedomosti reported, citing Russia's Federal Agency for Tourism. During Egypt's Arab Spring protests in 2011, Egypt lost about 200 million dollars in tourist revenue as Russia recommended for a couple of months that its citizens not travel there, the Vedomosti report said. Russian airline Metrojet's Flight 9268 crashed on October 31 about 20 minutes after taking off from the Egyptian resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh to Russia's second largest city, St Petersburg. There are two main theories for the disaster: a bomb placed on the Airbus A321 exploded, or a part of the 18-year-old plane's fuselage that was damaged more than a decade earlier succumbed to the cabin pressurisation and ripped apart. An affiliate of ISIS claimed responsibility for downing the airliner as revenge for Russia's airstrike campaign against the group in Syria. <ニュース1> Tourists returned. It could have in closest. Tourists on regular commercial flights,on their regular flights to take tourists told it was transporting tourists' luggage back home on cargo jets. It was killing all 224 people aboard. Return for Tourism. It recommended for a couple of months that its citizens not travel there. There are two campaign against the group in Syria. <ニュース2> Return home Home could have brought down. Home to take to take place Monday to ensure that all citizens be allowed to return home.
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