Int'l Red Cross to resume operating in Japan for 1st time in 60 years

Tuesday 27th January, 03:13 PM JST

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ptolemy at 04:03 PM JST - 27th January

Good, but good luck getting volunteers.
some14some at 05:54 PM JST - 27th January

move will create few jobs...that is most important for the govt.
gyouza at 10:25 PM JST - 27th January

Hmm, so who owns that giant hospital in Hiroo with Red Cross's all over it? Is the Japan Red Cross not a parrt of ICRC?
PepinGalarga at 01:06 AM JST - 28th January

depending how much more the Japanese economy tanks, it may be usefull to have some relief workers here as well...
zaichik at 04:45 AM JST - 28th January

Yes and why are there the annual Red Cross red feather campaigns? I think we might need a bit more explanation here....
MeanRingo at 06:24 AM JST - 28th January

Japan is not a conflict zone... yet! Wait until the T-34 security robots and those soccer playing gizmos grow intelligence of their own and try to take over.
motytrah at 06:36 AM JST - 28th January

I would assume the Red Cross in Japan is there for domestic matters. This new office would be for international operations.