キューバは日本に救援隊を派遣する用意が。

Cuban authorities said they were ready to send a team of doctors and rescuers to assist in rescue efforts in earthquake-stricken Japan, Cuba’s AIN news agency reported on Tuesday.

Cuban Ambassador to Japan Jose Fernandez de Cossio also said all Cubans currently in Japan were ready to render any necessary aid.

ケニヤがアフリカの被災地援助を。

Ninety-one countries have offed to help Japan overcome the devastation left behind by the tsunami that followed an 8.9 magnitude earthquake, but none is worth more noting than Kenya. The east African country has pledged more than 2,000 long-distance runners to the rescue efforts in Japan.

ジャマイカのミュージシャン、ダンサーたちは日本とのコネクションを大切にしたいとメッセージ。
Japan’s recent devastating earthquake and tsunami has sent much after shocks through Jamaica, especially the music industry. Many Reggae/dancehall artistes that frequent the country are more concerned about the loss of lives rather than the effect it will have on the music Industry. Some reggae artistes describe Japan as the best place that they have ever performed. These interactions between the two countries have formed lifetime friendships.

ジャマイカのレゲーバンドから応援のメッセージ。
words of encouragement to a nation we hold especially close to our hearts

ブラジルの日本人コミュニティーからの応援。

ハイチ大地震でも救援活動を行ったバージニア州の救助隊７２人と救助犬６頭が日本に向かう

キューバのカストロ氏よりお悔やみのメッセージ。

In his message the Cuban leader expressed his conviction that the Asian nation, with its traditional discipline, will be able to recover from this catastrophe.

アメリカのミュージシャンSha Sha Jonesが送る応援の歌。

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http://www.redcross.org/portal/site/en/menuitem.1a019a978f421296e81ec89e43181…

Song Download link:
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Song produced by Mike Kalombo; written by Sha Sha Jones
Please do all you can do for the crisis in Japan!
Thank you for listening.

Our response team began delivering emergency assistance to survivors in northeastern Japan on March 14, alongside our partner Peace Winds. Today we are providing supplies and support to four tsunami-devastated cities. So far, our emergency response has reached as many as 42,000 Japanese survivors living in shelters. That assistance has included:
Delivery of critical food items including rice and fresh produce to survivors,
Rushing large shelters, tents, kerosene heaters and blankets to keep displaced families warm and safe,
Building a bathing facility for survivors who are housed in schools and community centers, and
Providing supplies such as bedding and kitchen items to hundreds of families who are now moving into temporary housing.

ジャマイカ政府が日本救済電話センターを開設。
Jamaica’s Foreign Affairs ministry has set up a help line for people seeking information on their relatives in the Asian country.
Persons seeking information can call 936- 0942.
The ministry says persons can also call the Foreign National Affairs Division in Japan at 813-5501-8174.
Meanwhile, Ann- Margaret Lim, Head of Public Relations at Jamaica’s foreign affairs ministry says so far contact has been made with 35 of the 55 Jamaicans on a teaching programme in Japan.