Tsunami-ravaged hospitals leave the sick in misery
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tokyovistor
It needs more mobile hospitals set up in these areas or moving patients to other hospitals in the southern areas.
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wanderlust
The inland railways are intact, why not send food and medical supplies in containers from the Nagoya and Osaka regions by diesel trains? Then divide them up amongst the regions needing it.
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Ranger_Miffy
Where are the helicopters to drop supplies to hospitals?
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