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Naruto signs agreement with companies to rent trailer houses during disasters

12.05.2026 08:39 1 min 1 source
news.web.nhk JPN

The city of Naruto (Tokushima Prefecture) has signed an agreement with two private companies to rent trailer houses and mobile toilets for support personnel arriving during earthquakes and typhoons. The document was concluded on May 12, 2026. Specific volumes and rental periods are not disclosed.

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Naruto signs agreement with companies to rent trailer houses during disasters

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