LONDON, (Reuters) – Global efforts to assist Japan after Friday’s deadly quake should focus on longer-term concerns such as trauma counselling and helping people to rebuild, a senior international aid official said yesterday.
One of the world’s richest nations and used to dealing with earthquakes, Japan was as well prepared as any nation could be to respond to such a crisis and has used the huge amount of help offered to bring in overseas experts.
So far search and rescue teams and medical units
