On the first day of 2024, Japan suffered a 7 on the Richter scaleNoto of level 6, this oneIt is a miracle that Japan was able to count just over 50 deaths in such a short period of time, while it took place in a densely populated area. It is worth mentioning that with last year Turkey largeIn contrast, Japan has a significant advantage in terms of personnel** due to its extensive experience and excellent disaster prevention measures.
Behind this miracle, there are three points worth learning. First of all, Japan is inIt is a global leader in disaster preventionBuilding technologyand quality standards. Despite the fact that many houses are inbut most of them remain largely intact after the collapse, which is a testament to the resilience and endurance of Japanese architecture. Secondly, the people of Japan are thereThey are trained to quickly evacuate outside if they feel the house shakingSafe Zone。This is due to the close cooperation between Japan** and the community to integrate disaster prevention education into daily life. Finally, Japan's response to the disaster has been relatively quick, and although there are still complaints from the public, the relief operations have been generally timely and effective. However, we must also admit that inIn terms of response, there is room for improvement in any country, and this is alsoJapan**Valuable lessons from disaster prevention experience.
On the second day of 2024, TokyoHaneda AirportThere was a plane collision. OneJapan AirlinesThe Airbus 350 collided with a Japan Coast Guard aircraft during landing, resulting in the tragic death of five people on board. However, what is shocking is that in just over 10 minutes, the 379 passengers and crew on board were safely evacuated through the slide, and only about 10 people were injured and none were killed. Survivors of the accident expressed disbelief that the consequences would have been even worse if the evacuation had been delayed.
Behind this miracle, there is also something to think about. On the one hand, the crew behaved very calmly at the time of the incident and organized an orderly evacuation operation;On the other hand, the evacuated passengers did not carry any luggage, which greatly increased the efficiency of the entire evacuation process. This plane collision showed usJapan AirlinesThe results of security management and emergency evacuation training are also a model for other countries around the world to follow.
However, beyond these two miracles, we cannot ignore the tragic side. withCompared to the fact that the plane collision is 100% man-made, it is even more deplorable that the accident occurred when a plane was on its wayOn a Japan Coast Guard plane transporting relief supplies to the disaster area. We have to think about what caused this airport collision. While the exact cause is not yet known, it is certain that the accident exposed serious omissions that were part of both aircraftHaneda AirportThe latter is particularly worrisome.
It reminds me of it".Murphy's Law”。Captain Murphy discovers in his research of accidents that if there are multiple ways to choose to do something, and one of them will lead to disaster, then someone must make that choice. In fact, this law also tells us that accidents are often not sudden, and there are often hidden dangers and early signs of abnormal phenomena. As long as we can detect and solve these hidden dangers and signs, we can often avoid the occurrence of the whole accident. However, even the Japanese, who were known for their delicacy, showed negligence in this accident and failed to stop this hidden danger in time, thus causing this fatal tragedy.
The lesson behind these two miracles is obvious. First of all,and other natural disasters beyond our control, but with scientific construction and disaster prevention measures, we can reduce** and losses. Japan has done a relatively good job in this regard, and it is worth learning from other countries. Secondly, accidents are often not sudden, but situations where there are hidden dangers and signs. Tragedies can be avoided if we are vigilant and monitor and take timely measures. This is an important lesson not only for Japan, but for the whole world.
Finally, we can't always rely on miracles, but we need timely warning. It is only by summarizing and analysing the causes and lessons of the tragedy that we can continuously improve our actions and preventive measures to ensure the safety of human life. In the face of disasters, human beings are insignificant, but only by constantly learning lessons and strengthening prevention and response measures can we reduce the occurrence of tragedies and protect the preciousness of life.