Chikepe chekushanya cheJapan Kazu 1 chine vafambi makumi maviri nevana, kusanganisira vana vaviri, uye vashandi vaviri vaive muchikepe vakashaikira mumakungwa marefu kuchamhembe. Japani mushure mekuita runhare rwechimbichimbi mangwanani-ngwanani, vachishuma kuti uta hwechikepe hwakanga hwafashama, uye hwakanga hwava kutanga kunyura nekurereka.
Vashandi ava vanonzi vakati vese vaive mungarava iyi vaive vakapfeka mabhachi ekuzvidzivirira.
Sekureva kwevarindi vemahombekombe eJapan, ngarava yakapinda mudambudziko ichifamba mumvura yakaoma uye inotonhora kubva kumahombekombe ekumadokero eShiretoko Peninsula kuchamhembe kwechitsuwa cheHokkaido neMugovera.
Chikepe ichi chinofungidzirwa kuti changa chiri parwendo rwemaawa matatu rwekuona nzvimbo dzakatenderedza Shiretoko Peninsula.
Chikepe chekushanyira 19-ton chabva charasika, sekureva kwemurindi wemahombekombe.
Hapana vapona vawanikwa mushure memaawa anodarika manomwe ekusechwa kwakasimba kunosanganisira zvikepe zvitanhatu zvepatrol nendege ina.
Tembiricha yegungwa iripo muShiretoko National Park ichangodarika chando.
Kazu 1 opareta, Shiretoko Pleasure Cruise, akataura kuti haakwanise kutaura nezve tsaona iyi nekukasika sezvo yaifanira kudaira nhare dzemhuri dzainetseka dzevafambi vakashaika.
Maererano ne NHK nhepfenyuro yeruzhinji, Mutungamiriri weJapan Fumio Kishida, anga achienda kumusangano wemazuva maviri wemvura kuKumamoto, akanzura chirongwa chake cheSvondo uye anga achifanirwa kudzokera kuTokyo kunobata chikepe chakashaikwa.
ZVOKUBVA MUNYAYA INO:
- Sekureva kwevarindi vemahombekombe eJapan, ngarava yakapinda mudambudziko ichifamba mumvura yakaoma uye inotonhora kubva kumahombekombe ekumadokero eShiretoko Peninsula kuchamhembe kwechitsuwa cheHokkaido neMugovera.
- Japanese tour boat Kazu 1 with 24 passengers, including two children, and two crew on board went missing in high seas off northern Japan after making an emergency call in early afternoon, reporting that the ship's bow had flooded, and it was beginning to sink and tilt.
- According to NHK public broadcaster, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who was attending a two-day water summit in Kumamoto, has canceled his Sunday program and was set to return to Tokyo to deal with the missing boat.
