On September 21st, Typhoon No. 25 caused Lake Inbanuma to overflow its banks, resulting in widespread flooding of the surrounding area.
While it has been pointed out that the extremely heavy preceding rainfall caused the levees to break due to seepage, it has also been revealed that the Japan Water Agency, the independent administrative agency responsible for managing Lake Inbanuma's water level, failed to respond to requests for preventative drainage from local municipalities. This raises serious questions about the drainage practices in place.
This article will delve into the truth behind the Lake Inbanuma flood, including its inherent drainage capacity.
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栄町!
#Chiba Prefecture #Sakae Town #Inzai City #Inzai #Narita City #Narita City Kitasuga #Inbanuma Lake
#Inbanuma Lake breach #Inbanuma Lake flooding #Chiba Prefecture flooding #flooding #breach #flooding #Sakae Town Sakanao #Southern Chiba #Typhoon 25 #Typhoon 26 #Water Resources Agency #Pre-drainage
On September 21st, Typhoon No. 25 caused Lake Inbanuma to overflow its banks, resulting in widespread flooding of the surrounding area.
While it has been pointed out that the extremely heavy preceding rainfall caused the levees to break due to seepage, it has also been revealed that the Japan Water Agency, the independent administrative agency responsible for managing Lake Inbanuma's water level, failed to respond to requests for preventative drainage from local municipalities. This raises serious questions about the drainage practices in place.
This article will delve into the truth behind the Lake Inbanuma flood, including its inherent drainage capacity.
↓Click here for videos in the "Sakaemachi!" playlist!
栄町!
#Chiba Prefecture #Sakae Town #Inzai City #Inzai #Narita City #Narita City Kitasuga #Inbanuma Lake
#Inbanuma Lake breach #Inbanuma Lake flooding #Chiba Prefecture flooding #flooding #breach #flooding #Sakae Town Sakanao #Southern Chiba #Typhoon 25 #Typhoon 26 #Water Resources Agency #Pre-drainage