Japón aviso de la DANA to its residents in Spain tras conocer el aviso de la AEMET, antes que Mazón

Third Vice President and Minister for Environmental Transition and Demographic Change Teresa Ribera expressed her anger this Tuesday at the Generalitat Valenciana's failure to respond to AEMET's red alert on DANA. “This is why AEMET of Japan is of great importance.but the person in charge of Civil Protection and Emergencies, which is the Generalitat of Valencia, reacted very much,” he said.

Any event that affects the Comunitat Valenciana occurs. The Japanese government has sent a mass letter to its citizens living in Spainadvirtiendo de los peligros de la DANA. Según informa eldiario.es, the Japanese embassy sent this message on Monday, October 28, a day before the tragedy that caused more than 200 deaths and serious material damage. The letter contained the same meteorological forecasts from AEMET, which the Generalitat ignored, warning Japanese citizens of possible flooding and advising them not to use cars.

There is no solo contact at the Japanese embassy and with residents of Spain, China Visit the official website of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.. With more than 6,000 Japanese citizens living in the country, the embassy wanted to guarantee the safety of its fellow citizens by providing clear and precise warnings to prevent tragedies.

En un segundo correo On October 30, the embassy sent after the disaster reiterated the importance of being aware of red flags and He detailed the implications of each risk levelcomo el 'rojo', leading to the evacuation of people with reduced mobility in Japan, is a vulnerable group in the Community of Valencia, as the epidemic mostly affects the elderly over the age of 70. In addition, Japan follows a strict alert scale, where the 'red' level requires emergency evacuation measures, and the 'black' level is considered critical, with imminent risk to life.