Aftermath of Hakodate fire

In the aftermath of a disaster, people gathered as much water and food as possible. Shelters untouched by the fire became temporary homes. A nearby city sent squads to search for bodies, while Tokyo dispatched soldiers, Marines, and the Red Cross to provide food and blankets.

What was the primary focus of the initial response to the disaster?

• Evacuating people

• Building new homes

• Providing medical aid

• Gathering water and food

What was used as temporary homes after the fire?

• Tents

• Untouched shelters

• Nearby schools

• Community centers

Which of the following actions was taken by nearby cities?

• Organizing community events

• Building new infrastructure

• Providing financial aid

• Sending search squads

What did Tokyo send to assist in the relief efforts?

• Medical teams

• Soldiers and supplies

• Construction workers

• Evacuation buses

Which organization was involved in providing food and blankets?

• The United Nations

• The Red Cross

• Local charities

• International Rescue Committee