英文摘要 |
On March 11,2011,an earthquake centered in the northeastern offshore of Japan, with a magnitude of 9 on the Richter Scale triggered a massive tsunami. Many secondary hazards such as flood, fire and the nuclear disaster were dealt with by the JSDF. The JSDF dispatched 106 thousand soldiers and showed its outstanding performance in dealing with disasters. This is the result of its comprehensive disaster prevention drills. The Japanese government places a great deal of efforts in the development of the disaster relief system. Japan has a mature system for disaster prevention and relief. There are also Acts established to support the system. Disaster Relief Agencies at all levels of the government also work closely with the JSDF. In addition, since the earthquake the Japanese government has completely reviewed its policies in terms of homeland security, disaster prevention, disaster rehabilitation plan and life support measures. Specific laws have been enacted for large-scale disaster countermeasures and post-disaster rehabilitation and redevelopment. This paper will review the core issues regarding the regulations in dispatching the JSDF for disaster countermeasures. This paper will analyze the types of rescue systems and regulations. This paper will help understand the JSDF and can support Taiwan in policy research and development. |