Gov't crisis-management liaison panel holds 1st meeting

Gov't crisis-management liaison panel holds 1st meeting

TOKYO, Japan - Bummei Ibuki (C), minister in charge of disaster prevention and crisis management, addresses the first meeting of a government liaison panel on crisis management and disaster prevention Jan. 24. The panel is designed to improve disaster-response times for volcanic eruptions and earthquakes.

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