兵庫県南部地震における豊中市の避難者実態に関する考察

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In the peak period after the 1995 Hyogo-ken Nanbu Earthquake, more than 316 thousand people living in the stricken areas were forced to live under restricted conditions in shelters due to the destruction of houses, lifelines, etc. Prolonged living in the severe environment of the shelters gave rise to many problems with respect to the refugees including the provision of relief goods, health management, care for the aged and so on. Post-quake operation and management of shelters became one of the major issues under earthquake-related emergency measures. In order to obtain basic data for improving life support and mental and physical care as well as shelter operation and management systems for refugees of future earthquakes, this paper observes the actual circumstances of refugees based on the results of surveys such as questionnaires concerning shelters in Toyonaka City related to the l995 Hyogo-ken Nanbu Earthquake. With respect to the emergence of differences in the needs of refugees due to differences in the scale of suffering between peripheral and central stricken areas, a comparison has been made between Toyonaka City and other stricken areas such as Kobe City.
1997-02-28