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Map Indicating Locations of Activities by Rescue Teams from Foreign Countries/Territories International Organizations, Etc Map Indicating Locations of Activities by Rescue Teams from Foreign Countries/Territories International Organizations, etc. [as of March 28th] Rescue Team Operation by countries Republic of Korea（3/14～3/23） 107 Rescue Workers, 2 Search Dogs Sendai, MIYAGI Singapore（3/13～3/15） 5 Rescue Workers, 5 Search Dog Soma, FUKUSHIMA Germany（3/14～3/15） 41 Rescue Workers, 3 Search Dogs Minami Sanriku, MIYAGI Switzerland（3/14～3/16） 27 Rescue Workers, 9 Search Dogs Minami Sanriku, MIYAGI USA（3/15～3/19） 144 Rescue Workers（incl. Search Dogs） AOMORI Hachinohe Ofunato, Kamaishi, IWATE, Kakuda, MIYAGI China（3/14～3/20） 15 Rescue Workers Ofunato, IWATE UK（3/15～3/17） 77 Rescue Workers（including 8 journalists）, 2 Search Dogs Ofunato, Kamaishi, IWATE, Kakuda, MIYAGI Mexico（3/15～3/17） 12 Rescue Workers, 6 Search Dogs Natori, MIYAGI Australia（3/16～3/19） 75 Rescue Workers, 2 Search Dogs Minami Sanriku, MIYAGI IWATE New zealand（3/16～3/18） 52 Rescue Workers Minami Sanriku, MIYAGI France（3/16～3/23） 134 Rescue Workers（incl. 11Monacans） After operation in Natori, MIYAGI, They had moved to Hachinohe, AOMORI Kamaishi Taiwan（3/16～3/18） 28 Rescue Workers Sendai, MIYAGI Russia（3/16～3/18） Ofunato 75 First Rescue Workers, 80 Second Rescue Workers Ishinomaki, MIYAGI Mongolia（3/17～3/19） kesennuma 12 Rescue Workers Sendai, Natori, Iwanuma, MIYAGI Minami Sanriku Turkey（3/20～） MIYAGI 32 Rescue Workers Tagajo, Ishinomaki, Nanagahama, MIYAGI Ishinomaki Indonesia（3/19～） 11 Rescue Workers, staff, 4 Medical staff Kesennuma, Shiogama, Ishinomaki, MIYAGI Shiogama South Africa（3/19～3/25） 45 Rescue Workers Nanagahama Iwanuma, Natori, Ishinomaki, MIYAGI Israel（3/27～） Tagajo 53 Medical Assistance Workers Sendai Taiwan Minami Sanriku, MIYAGI India（3/28 arrival） Natori 46 Support Workers Operations schedulued in Rifu, MIYAGI Assitance other than rescue teams: Iwanuma USA（3/13～） UNDAC team（3/13～） 11-members of Nuclear Regulation 7-members of Disaster Management Specialists Committee Specialists, 11-members of Kakuda Department of Energy operate in Tokyo, 3-members out of 7 remain in Japan and UNOCHA Fukushima staff members visited Miyagi Prefectural Government FUKUSHIMA Italy（3/16～3/21） IAEA（3/18～） 6-members of Investigation 8-member team of radiation measurement Soma Mission (Rescue, Nuclear Safety specialists, 3-members team of food monitoring Specialists) operate in Tokyo specialists operate in Tokyo, Fukushima. Schedule of Acceptance of Rescue Teams, etc. from Foreign Countries/Territories and International Organizations ☆: Indicates that the team has already withdrawn or is in the process of withdrawal. As of March 28, 2011 Area of Operations Country/Territory Composition of the Teams Date of Arrival Port of Arrival (Including Withdrawal Date) [1] Search dogs (2) and staff (team leader, search dog handlers, etc.); 5 persons in total. [1] Haneda Airport→Miyagi [1] March 12 Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture Republic of Korea [2] Rescue workers (102 members) [2] Narita Airport→Fukushima ☆ [2] March 14 (Withdraw on March 23) These two teams merged upon the arrival of the second Airport→Miyagi group in Sendai on the night of the 14th. Staff (5 persons) Soma, Fukushima Prefecture Singapore March 12 Narita Airport ☆ Search dogs (5) (Withdrew on March 15) Rescue workers (41 persons) Minami Sanriku, Miyagi Prefecture Germany March 13 Narita Airport ☆ Search dogs (3) (Withdrew on March 15) Rescue workers (27 persons) Minami Sanriku, Miyagi Prefecture Switzerland March 13 Narita Airport ☆ Search dogs (9) (Withdrew on March 16) Rescue workers (144 persons) - Fairfax County (Virginia) Urban Search and Rescue Team - Los Angeles County (California) Urban Search and The rescue teams provided Rescue Team assistance in Ofunato, Kamaishi, USA - Search dogs accompanying each team March 13 Misawa Air Base ☆ and Kakuda, Iwate Prefecture (Experts from the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission [10 (Withdrew on March 19) persons] and personnel from the US Dept. of Energy [34 persons] are still continuing their activities) Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture China Rescue workers (15 persons) March 13 Haneda Airport ☆ (Withdrew on March 20) Ofunato and Kamaishi, Iwate Rescue workers (69 persons), media (8 persons), search UK March 13 Misawa Air Base Prefecture ☆ dogs (2) (Withdrew on March 17) New Zealand [1] Advance team (7 persons) [1] March 13 [1] Narita Airport Minami Sanriku, Miyagi Prefecture ☆ [2] Rescue workers from search and rescue teams (45 [2] March 14 [2] Narita Airport (Withdrew on March 18) Schedule of Acceptance of Rescue Teams, etc. from Foreign Countries/Territories and International Organizations ☆: Indicates that the team has already withdrawn or is in the process of withdrawal. As of March 28, 2011 Area of Operations Country/Territory Composition of the Teams Date of Arrival Port of Arrival (Including Withdrawal Date) Team of Disaster Management Experts (7 persons) JICA office in Tokyo (Withdrew on UNDAC March 13, 14 Narita Airport ☆ March 23) United Nations JICA office in Tokyo (Among Team of Disaster Management Experts (3 persons) ☆ UNOCHA March 13, 14 Narita Airport UNDAC team, 3 staffs of OCHA are still conducting activities) Natori, Miyagi Prefecture Mexico Rescue personnel (12 persons), search dogs (6) March 14 Narita Airport ☆ (Withdrew on March 17) [1] Rescue workers (75 persons) Minami Sanriku, Miyagi Prefecture Australia March 14 Yokota Air Base ☆ [2] Search dogs (2) (Withdrew on March 19) Haneda Airport Natori, Miyagi Prefecture Rescue workers (134 persons) France March 14 →arrived in Sendai at 4pm on Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture ☆ (includes 11 Monaco naitonals) March 15 (Withdrew on March 23) Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture Taiwan Rescue workers (28 persons) March 14 Haneda Airport ☆ (Withdrew on March 18) Team #1: Team #1: Narita Airport (50 Ishinomaki, Miyagi Prefecture Rescue team #1 (75 persons) March 14 persons); Fukushima Airport (25 (Withdrew to Niigata on March 18; Russia ☆ Rescue team #2 (approx. 80 persons) Team #2: persons) returned to Russia from Niigata on March 16 Team #2: Narita Airport March 22) Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture Mongolia Rescue workers (12 persons) March 15 Narita Airport ☆ (Withdrew on March 19) Schedule of Acceptance of Rescue Teams, etc. from Foreign Countries/Territories and International Organizations ☆: Indicates that the team has already withdrawn or is in the process of withdrawal. As of March 28, 2011 Area of Operations Country/Territory Composition of the Teams Date of Arrival Port of Arrival (Including Withdrawal Date) Conducted survey within Tokyo Survey mission (6 persons; no search and rescue workers or metropolis Italy March 16 Narita Airport ☆ dogs) (All members withdrew by March 21) Conducting humanitarian assistance activities at evacuation centers in Kesennuma, Shiogama, Rescue workers (11 persons), administration & medical Indonesia March 18 Narita Airport Ishinomaki, etc., including ☆ personnel (4 persons) confirming the safety of Indonesian nationals. Scheduled to return to Indonesia on March 27. Iwanuma and Natori, Ishimaki, ☆ South Africa Rescue workers (45 persons) March 18 Narita Airport Tagajo, Miyagi Prefecture(Withdrew on March25) Team #1: March 18 Area around Tokyo metropolis; Team of radiation measurement experts (8 persons) Narita Airport IAEA Team #2: area around Fukushima Prefecture March 22,23 Food monitoring experts (3 persons,including 1 staff from March 26 Narita Airport Fukushima Prefecture FAO) Hub: Rifu, Miyagi Prefecture Area of operations: Tagajo, Turkey Rescue teams (32 persons) March 19 Narita Airport Ishinomaki, Ogatsu, etc., Miyagi Prefecture Hub: Kurihara, Miyagi Prefecture Israel Medical Support Team (53 persons) March 27 Narita Airport Area of operations: Minamisanriku, Miyagi Prefecture India Support team (46 persons) March 28 Narita Airport Hub: Rifu, Miyagi Prefecture Assistance in Kind from the International Community (Reference Chart of Assistance Received to Date) as of March 27, 2011 Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan Date of Prefecture Assistance Received Arrival in Receiving Japan Assistance Emergency relief supplies (sleeping bags, cots, kerosene stoves, kerosene) and 10,000 radiation protection suits from the US Agency for International Development (USAID); 100,000 liters of water, approx. 80 As All affected USA tons of food items, 40 tons of clothing/blankets/etc. (as well as transport of a total of 350 tons of supplies, including these), 2 fire trucks, needed prefectures 5 pumps, 99 sets of nuclear/biological/chemical (NBC) protective suits, and approx. 9 tons of boron, radiation monitoring device(30,50) 0from US Forces, in Japan 40,000 bottles of water, 200,000 underwears for children, toys, stuffed As Miyagi UNICEF animals , study kits, recreation kits needed Iwate 12-person tents (500), 6-person tents (400), blankets (2,000), hand-held March China Miyagi emergency lights (200) 14 Power Generators (590), winter clothing (3,421 boxes), sleeping mats（236 Miyagi boxes），blankets (725 boxes), sleeping bags (1,589 boxes), disposable March Taiwan Fukushima handwarmers (150 boxes), food items (16.5 tons), kerosene stoves (900), 14-21 masks(54 boxes) Iwate Blankets (approx. 2,500), sweaters, socks, and other winter clothing March Mongolia Miyagi (totaling approx. 800 items) 14-15 March Blankets (20,284; part of a total donation of 25,000) Tochigi, etc. 16-24 India March Water (approx. 13,000 750ml bottles [roughly 10 tons]) Miyagi 23 March Miyagi Canada Blankets (approx. 25,000) 17 Chiba, etc March Tochigi Blankets (approx. 20,000) 17 Yamagata etc. Iwate Thailand Fukushima Survival kits (1,500), sleeping bags (1,000 sets), canned rice (9,000), March noodle(180 x 20 boxes), instant noodle(12,000), flashlights(approx 200), Miyagi 18-21 water(1.5 liter x 9,072 bottles) Saitama Ibaraki March Ukraine Blankets (2,000) Tochigi 17 International March Iwate Telecommunication Loan of satellite mobile communication terminals, etc. (152 terminals) 17-22 Miyagi etc. Union (ITU) Iwate March Indonesia Blankets (approx. 10,000) Yamagata 18-20 Saitama March Kyrgyz Republic Water (mineral water, approx. 2.5 tons) Miyagi 18 March Blankets (8,000) Yamagata 19 France Blankets(6,780),masks(972,000), protective suits and masks(approx 20,000 Iwate sets), radiationmonitoring device(approx.
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