Revised Tokyo Quake Plan Aims to Halve Death Toll

A revised disaster response plan has been unveiled for a potential Tokyo earthquake. The strategy focuses heavily on implementing new fire safety measures. Authorities aim to reduce the projected death toll by half with these steps. The plan addresses the high risk of fires following a major seismic event. It outlines specific protocols for emergency response and evacuation. The revisions come as part of ongoing efforts to improve urban resilience. Officials believe better fire control is key to saving more lives. The proposal is expected to guide future disaster management policies in the capital.