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On November 11, 2025, a proposal to revise the "Disaster Prevention Meteorological Information" concerning floods, heavy rain, landslides, and storm surges was approved by the Cabinet. The implementation is scheduled for the rainy season in 2026. This article will explain what disaster prevention meteorological information is, the issues with the current system, and how the new disaster prevention meteorological information will change. Table of Contents 1. What is disaster prevention meteorological information? 2. Issues with the current disaster prevention meteorological information 3. How will the new disaster prevention meteorological information change? 1. What is disaster prevention meteorological information? Disaster prevention meteorological information refers to information related to disaster risks announced by the Japan Meteorological Agency. It is issued when the risk of disasters such as heavy rain, floods, strong winds, lightning, storm surges, and landslides increases, serving as a basis for decisions on evacuation and work suspension. Specifically, it includes alerts and warnings such as "Special Heavy Rain Warning," "Landslide Warning," and "Storm Surge Advisory," which are denoted by the suffixes "warning" or "advisory." It also encompasses various other information, such as "Meteorological Information on Significant Heavy Rain" that alerts to the risk of linearly organized precipitation bands, "Heat Stroke Warning Alerts" during summer, and "Typhoon Information." 2. Issues with the current disaster prevention meteorological information For details, please visit our website.

In light of the recent increase in heatstroke-related fatalities due to extreme heat, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has announced that it will amend the Occupational Safety and Health Regulations, which will take effect on June 1, 2025. This article provides a brief overview of "what measures will be necessary." Table of Contents 1. The Importance of Initial Response 2. Measures to be Taken by Employers (1) Establishment of a System (2) Creation of Implementation Procedures (3) Awareness Raising Among Stakeholders 3. Efficient Heatstroke Measures Using Chat Tools and Centralized Management Tools *For more details, please visit our website or feel free to contact us.

Thank you for always watching. In recent years, abnormal weather has been increasing, and disasters caused by heavy rain and typhoons are unavoidable. However, anticipating "how to act" and "what measures to take" in advance greatly influences whether damage can be minimized. This time, we will introduce a "Timeline (Disaster Prevention Action Plan)" that anticipates and plans "how to act" and "what measures to take" in chronological order, as well as an automatic notification service that links business chat with weather forecasts from Sysmet. Table of Contents 1. What is a "Timeline (Disaster Prevention Action Plan)"? 2. Image of the "Timeline (Disaster Prevention Action Plan)" 3. Let's automatically notify weather information through business chat *For more details, please visit our website or feel free to contact us.

Thank you for always using the Natural Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI (Zero-Sai) NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE. In recent years, there have been frequent sudden and localized heavy rains due to phenomena such as linear precipitation zones, and there is a growing demand for quicker safety measures. Therefore, ZEROSAI has released a new feature for short-term rainfall email notifications. With the Natural Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI, you can view the predicted rainfall intensity at registered locations, and with this new feature, emails can now be automatically sent when the predicted rainfall intensity exceeds the threshold. *What is rainfall intensity? *For more details, please visit our website or feel free to contact us.