Japan’s Relief Shifts to Relocation as Most Food Needs Met
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Japan’s relief effort following the March 11 earthquake and tsunami is shifting to relocating the homeless and assisting residents affected by contamination from a crippled nuclear reactor as food needs are being met.
“We’re in the next phase,” said Atsuko Fujisawa, a spokeswoman for Iwate Prefecture, one of the hardest-hit areas. “We can provide enough calories for them to eat.”