2016-04-17 11:42 JST 2016 Japan Meteorological Agency | Earthquake Informationhttps://www.facebook.com/FukuokaAmericanCenter/posts/1049285175131003 https://www.jma.go.jp/en/quake/ ↗ View original post on Facebook For a link to the original post on Facebook, open this page on a computer. Reactions: 3 · Comments: 0 · Shares: 1 ← 2016-04-17 09:54 JST 2016-04-17 11:42 JST → Around this time … 2016-04-17 12:06 JSTInformation about how to donate from outside japan. Choose Kumamoto at the location. Thanks to KumaJETAAR Japan｜How You Can Help 2016-04-17 11:57 JSTIf you need access to a toilet and are in these areas. Any open onsen/public bath or other place with electricity should have some, too.H28熊本地震 災害トイレ地図 2016-04-17 11:55 JSTFrom JET Chris OttI was wondering starting from what year building codes required buildings to be built to be earthquake resistant, and it looks like if your place was built after 1981 there shouldn't be any worries of it collapsing. Cracks and visual damage yes, but it shouldn't collapse.Earthquake building codes in Japan 2016-04-17 11:42 JSTWilliam here with a bit of news about water supply infrastructure. Damage initially caused by the Thursday quake was exacerbated by the Saturday quake. As an example, the Ryujin Bridge over Shirakawa, which primarily functions as a water conduit to feed the Toroku and Oe areas, completely collapsed, taking the conduit with it. (April 22 update from Kirk: The collapse of Ryujin Bridge was reported at the time but proved not to be true. I visited the bridge today and, not only was it still standing, cars were passing over it as usual.)Detailed info is difficult to come by; likely, even the pros do not know. However, my uncle who works in construction said water should return to some areas from Monday. The return will be sporadic, with some areas receiving water before others. Also, those living in condominiums may face further delays due to building infrastructure damage, particularly roof-top tanks.Finally, Kumamoto City has called again for water conservation. The majority of bottled water stored by the city has already been distributed, though supplies from the national government are expected. Of particular worry is the health of those hospitalized and the sanitation of those facilities.http://mainichi.jp/articles/20160417/ddl/k43/040/160000c熊本地震：Ｍ７．３ 日常生活大混乱、深い傷痕 ／熊本 - 毎日新聞 2016-04-17 13:28 JSTPeople in higashiku should have water now! The city asks that you try running a faucet. If it's clear, then you can use it. If it's dirty, please try running it for minute or so. If it starts to run clear, you may use it. If not, please refrain from drinking or using it for food. 2016-04-17 11:42 JSTJapan Meteorological Agency | Earthquake Information (this post) 2016-04-17 09:54 JSTWilliam here - some have asked about volcanic activity at Aso. There was an extremely small-level eruption from 08:00 on Saturday, but it appears unrelated to the quake. The Japan Meterological Agency has not changed its current status of Level 2 (second-lowest concern). Looks like that's one less thing to worry about. http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20160416/k10010483081000.html阿蘇山中岳 ごく小規模な噴火発生 気象庁 | NHKニュース 2016-04-17 07:39 JSTPost 2016-04-17 01:38 JSTThe Self Defense Force is expected to being 3 days worth of food for evacuees (estimated at 90,000 people) and have it delivered by the 18th. Not really sure how theyre planning on getting it to Mimami Aso, though... http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20160416/k10010484061000.html官房長官「被災地域に９０万食供給の準備」 | NHKニュース 2016-04-17 01:26 JSTPost 2016-04-17 01:26 JST熊本地震：サポート情報 入浴 - 毎日新聞