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作成日: 2024/02/11 19:00

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A shuttle bus service to a bathing facility has begun for Wajima City&#039;s citizens who remain without water after the New Year&#039;s day earthquake.
                
In the city in Ishikawa Prefecture, central Japan, about 10,000 households and businesses remain without water more than one month after the quake.
                
The Self-Defense Forces are providing bath services in the city, but there is a limited opportunity to soak in a hot tub.
                
The prefecture began the day trip operation on Sunday to carry Wajima residents to a facility in Hakui City, where they can soak in a large bath tub.
                
Four people who had applied in advance got on the bus in the morning at a junior high school in Wajima. They were carrying clean clothes to change into after a good soak.
                
A resident in his 80s said he will use a bath tub for the first time in four days. He added that he was looking forward to the opportunity and that he was happy about the good weather.
                
A woman in her 50s said she has been told that it will take some more time for her home water supply to be turned back on. She said she took a bath every day before the quake, and that she felt the importance of water.
                
The prefecture says the shuttle bus will run once a day on every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday through February 22.

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