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Japanese troops return to Philippines to provide aid for Typhoon Haiyan victims
Japanese troops have landed on a beach in the Philippines. The Self Defence force went ashore less…
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Japanese troops have landed on a beach in the Philippines. The Self Defence force went ashore less than ten kilometres from a memorial commemorating the World War Two landing of US troops who had arrived to liberate the islands from Japanese Forces.
Now over sixty years later the battle is against the devastation and disease caused by a natural disaster, Typhoon Haiyan.
Japan has sent more than 1,000 personnel and three naval warships in one of the country’s largest overseas relief operations. Close to Tacloban the Self Defence Unit went to war with pesticide.
Around 300 families have set up temporary home in the city’s convention centre and many more live in tents. Maintaining healthy sanitary conditions is a key part of the troops work. For some it is a personal mission.
“It really hit me that natural disasters are terrible things. Japan also experienced this during the Great East Japan Earthquake (the tsunami). So it would be wonderful for us Japanese if we could use that experience to help here,” said Lieutenant Hioshi Ito.
Among the rubble and remains of what were once people’s homes lie reminders that the islands were in the middle of preparing for Christmas, a season that stretches for four months in the Philippines.
Despite having no running water or electricity one family who are living in an old shop front is determined to have some Christmas cheer.
“Three days after the typhoon my daughter saw a Christmas tree in the rubble. She picked it up and fixed it because it was broken and falling apart,” explained Josephine Llego.
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Hong Kong family offices: how wealth management intersects with art and philanthropy
In this episode of Spotlight, we explore how Hong Kong’s family offices are influencing art, investment and philanthropy, driving the city’s evolution as a global hub for wealth and cultural heritage.
In partnership with Hong Kong
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A day in the life of a fisherman: Why it’s one of the world’s most dangerous jobs
Being a fisherman is not only one of the riskiest jobs, it’s also a highly unregulated profession. Every year, dozens of fishermen die in Europe. In 2019, at least 16 lost their lives and hundreds were injured.
In this episode of our Ocean series, we join the crew of Captain Davide Sanulli, who harvests mussels off the coast of Emilia-Romagna in Italy.
He admits that his days are not always easy, but he never complains.
“Every job has its difficulties,” he says.
He shows us the mammoth tasks he performs each day and how he keeps his crew safe.
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Abusement parks in Vietnam: The dark side of entertaining tourists in Monkey Island
Animal welfare charity Animals Asia has released a new report about animal abuse in various circuses and tourist resorts.
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Residents unconvinced by Mexico’s strict anti-smoking laws
Enacted on Sunday, it’s one of the world’s strictest smoking laws, and completely prohibits tobacco consumption, including the use of e-cigarettes, in shared public areas such as hotels, parks and beaches
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‘EU’s environmental policy must be part of defence strategy,’ Commissioner Roswall says
‘EU’s environmental policy must be part of defence strategy,’ Commissioner Roswall says
The European Environment Commissioner told Euronews that Brussels must “connect the dots” and understand that environmental, economic and security interests go hand-in-hand.
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