Japan Allocates Record $133 Billion for Earthquake Resilience
日本拨款创纪录1330亿美元加强抗震能力
Japan will invest over 20 trillion yen ($133 billion) in a five-year national resilience plan to reinforce key infrastructure against future earthquakes. This is 5 trillion yen more than the previous plan from 2021. A major focus will be strengthening essential services, especially after the Noto Peninsula earthquake in January. The initiative aims to enhance disaster preparedness and mitigate risks from future seismic events, according to government sources.
日本政府将投入超过20万亿日元（1330亿美元），实施五年国家抗震计划，以加固关键基础设施，应对未来地震。这一预算比2021年起实施的前期计划增加5万亿日元。该计划重点强化重要服务设施，尤其是今年1月的能登半岛地震后暴露的薄弱环节。政府希望通过这一举措提高防灾能力，减少未来地震带来的风险。
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