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Number of elementary school children 167,945
Number of junior high schools 244
Number of Junior high school students 85,938
Number of high schools 131
Number of high school students 81,626
Number of colleges/universities 9
Number of college/university students 30,439
Number of libraries 57
Number of general hospitals 168
Source: Statistical Database by Region (2008-2010) by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and
Communications. http://www.e-stat.go.jp/SG1/estat/eStatTopPortal.do
Disaster Damage in Ibaraki Prefecture
1. Scale of Disaster
-Maximum seismic intensity:
6 plus; (eight municipalities, Hitachi City, Chikusei City, Kasama City,
Hitachiomiya City, Naka City, Hokota City, Omitama City, Takahagi City)
6 plus; (21 muicipalities: Mito City, Hitachinaka City, Tokai Village, Ishioka City,
Toride City, Tsukuba City, Kashima City, Tsuchiura City, Sakuragawa City, Joso
City, Hitachiota City, Kitaibaraki City, Itako City, Bando City, Inashiki City,
Kasumigaura City, Namegata City, Tsukubamiria City, Ibaraki Town, Shirosato
Town, Miho village)
2. Overview of Damage
- Overall damage: Approximately .2.5 trillion yen (as estimated in march)
- Causalities: See the table below.
Casualities Resulting from Great East Japan Earthquake
May 9, 2012 (as announced by Ibaraki Prefectural Government)
Dead (persons) Missing (persons) Severely injured
(persons)
Ibaraki Prefectural 24 1 33
total
Mito City 2 9
Ryugasaki City 1
Shimotsuma City 1
Joso City 1
Hitachiota City 1
Takahagi City 1 1
Kitaibaraki City 5 1 1
Tsukuba City 1 3
Hitachinaka City 2 2
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