A major crisis management blunder! The Suga administration's crimes deserve a thousand deaths

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On March 11th, I have never felt as frustrated as I did when I was in the Prime Minister's Office. The Great East Japan Earthquake struck with a magnitude of 9.0. The number of victims is increasing day by day. This natural disaster, which is said to occur once every 1,000 years since the "Jogan Earthquake" (magnitude 8.3) that occurred in the same region in 869 (AD), is causing further damage due to secondary disasters caused by a government that is rarely incompetent in history. With the "political truce," there is no one to stop the Prime Minister from performing a meaningless performance. The worst case scenario has occurred with the worst administration.

I expected Prime Minister Naoto Kan to show his leadership skills in this emergency, but all he does is the usual ideas he developed when he was in the opposition. The official residence (the Prime Minister's remove background image residence) and the official residence (the Prime Minister's place of work) are only 30 seconds away on foot. If he doesn't go back to the official residence, what's the point of promoting it at every opportunity? The Prime Minister is sure to be sleeping in his spacious office. Please, I beg you to go back to the official residence, take a rest, and do nothing for a while.

First of all, the chain of command must be rebuilt. As part of his promotional personnel moves to boost his approval ratings by taking advantage of the unprecedented disaster, Prime Minister Suga appointed Minister Renho to her post as the person in charge of energy conservation awareness, and appointed Representative Kiyomi Tsujimoto as an aide to the prime minister in charge of volunteering, despite the fact that there is already a Minister of Disaster Management. What will happen if we increase the number of people in charge in this emergency? It seems that he does not even understand common sense in crisis management. Tsujimoto, perhaps acting like a minister, has said that the Prime Minister's Office should prepare "a room (for him to work) and subordinates," which has even drawn criticism from government officials. I may be mistaken, but Tsujimoto's office should be in the disaster area. There is something wrong.