Recently, an increasing number of evacuees continue to live in their own homes. Some find it difficult to leave their homes and some still feel more comfortable in their homes even though they are on the edge.
Indeed, wherever they spend their time, whether in a shelter or at home, their lives may be constrained in the same way. However, our anxiety does not disappear when we think of what might happen to the health of the victims at home.
HuMA doctors performed ultrasound examinations on those who were suspected of having economy syndrome due to lack of water and exercise. We also consult and coordinate with local care managers regarding individual visits to those who continue to stay at their homes.
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| Visiting isolated evacuees in their homes | HuMA doctor performing an ultrasound on a person suspected of having economy syndrome |
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| The first aid station at the shelter | Continue to make the rounds no matter what the weather. |