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地震后的神户市内,泛黑的日式建筑几乎全部碰撞倾斜。在将近90次左右有感觉的余震中,居民冲进快要倒塌的房屋,进入自家,一边搬运贵重物品和家私,一边铺上蓝色的塑料布。 “危险!必须停止,自治体都在作什么?”赴日参加在大阪市召开的日美城市防灾会议的美国地震对策委员会的查尔斯·斯克特副委员长这样说道,美国加利福尼亚州为了防止二次灾害,建立了“建筑物安全性评价制度”,地震之后迅速确认受损建筑物,分三阶段判定——“危险”、“禁止入内”、“检查完了(可使用)”,分别用红、黄、绿的
In the city of Kobe after the earthquake, the flooded Japanese-style buildings almost all slanted. In the aftershocks that have been felt for nearly 90 times, residents rushed into houses that were about to collapse and entered their homes. They were carrying blue plastic sheets while carrying valuables and furniture. “Danger! Must stop, what are the local governments doing?” said Deputy Commissioner Charles Scott of the U.S. Earthquake Countermeasures Committee to Japan to attend the Japan-U.S. Urban Disaster Prevention Conference in Osaka City. In disasters, a “Building Safety Assessment System” was established. After the earthquake, damaged buildings were quickly identified and identified in three phases—“dangerous”, “forbidden to enter”, “examined (used)”, respectively. Yellow, green