May 27, 2011

Now this is cool

From Alabama television station Alabama's 13:
Japan donates $120,000 in relief supplies to Alabama
The Japanese Government is helping Alabama tornado victims.

They are donating emergency supplies including 8,000 blankets and 150 tarps worth more than $120,000.

On Thursday, the Japan International Cooperation Agency, JICA, had the emergency supplies transported from their warehouse in MIAMI to a FEMA incident base in Montgomery.

Japan Consul General, Takuji Hanatani, says this gift is in appreciation of what the aid United States offered during their earthquake and tsunami.

"We are very much greatful for your strong support. Not only the U.S. governement assisstance, but the American people. The businesses, corporations, and individuals that provided assistance, made a donation and simply offered a prayer. We will never forget this friendship," said Hanatani.
This is wonderful -- how nations should act with each other. A big Domo Arigato 'yall... Posted by DaveH at May 27, 2011 7:47 PM
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