Regarding the Japanese who evacuated from Sudan in Africa and their households, the federal government introduced that among the many evacuees in Djibouti, those that want will return to Japan on a chartered aircraft and can arrive on the twenty ninth. .
Due to the worsening state of affairs in Sudan, 65 individuals, 57 Japanese and eight of their households, have to this point been evacuated to neighboring international locations similar to Djibouti and Ethiopia with the help of Japan Self-Defense Forces transport planes and France.
At a press convention, Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno mentioned, “Of the Japanese residents who have evacuated to Djibouti and their families, those who wish to return to Japan will arrive in Japan tomorrow on chartered flights arranged by the government. It is planned,” he mentioned.
“At the moment, there are no Japanese nationals who wish to evacuate from Sudan, but the Japanese government will continue to do its utmost to ensure the safety of Japanese nationals residing in Sudan and to provide necessary support, including through the Djibouti Temporary Office. I will continue,” he mentioned.