In the coastal city of Ako, Japan, two vending machines were installed as part of natural disaster preparedness. These special machines are designed to make free food and drink available in the event of a major earthquake or typhoon.
Ako is located in a region considered vulnerable to strong earthquakes, according to seismologists, who predict a possible impact on the central and southwest coasts of the country in the coming decades.
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Next to buildings designated as evacuation shelters, machines containing about 300 soft drink bottles and cans, as well as 150 emergency foods, including supplements nutritional. These machines are part of a system designed to provide fast and free access to these resources in natural disaster situations.
The machines were developed by Earth Corp, a company whose main factory is located in the city of Ako. These pioneering machines are the first of their kind in Japan.
This is a necessary warning, as the country has faced challenges due to increasingly powerful typhoons, which have resulted in floods and other tragedies in recent years. Despite a solid economic infrastructure, it is crucial to invest in measures that can ensure the safety of Japanese people facing these conditions.
A representative of the local company expressed the desire to install the vending machines throughout the country, starting with city where the factory is located, with the aim of providing security and assistance to residents, according to information from the Mainichi.
In addition, the city also implemented an additional innovation for cases of natural disasters: a vending machine equipped with a radio that automatically broadcasts emergency. This machine was installed in a park in Tokyo earlier this year, representing another step towards improving response to emergency situations.
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