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Fish Supply at Yatsushiro Port in Kumamoto Prefecture Decreases by About 30%

At Yatsushiro Port in Kumamoto Prefecture, the market struggles on after a July earthquake damaged its walls, yet electricity and water kept it running. With homes destroyed and fishermen unable to work, the catch of black sea bream and cutlassfish has dropped by 30%, though staff vow to keep operations alive. Will the market endure as supplies dwindle?

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熊本県八代市くまもとけんやつしろしにあるみなと市場いちばは、7がつおおきな地震じしん建物たてものかべなどがこわれました。
電気でんき水道すいどう使つかうことができたため、地震じしん2日ふつかあとから、市場いちば仕事しごとはじめました。
21にちも、ちかくのうみでとれたクロダイやタチウオなどのさかな市場いちばました。
地震じしんいえこわれて、さかなをとる仕事しごとができないひともいます。このため、市場いちばさかなりょうは、地震じしんまえよりも、30%ぐらいっています。
市場いちばひとは「さかなりょうまえよりすくないですが、市場いちば仕事しごとつづけたいです」とはなしました。

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The market at the port in Yatsushiro City, Kumamoto Prefecture, had its walls and other structures damaged by a large earthquake in July. Since electricity and water were available, the market began operations two days after the earthquake. On the 21st, fish such as black sea bream and cutlassfish caught in nearby seas arrived at the market. Some people's homes were destroyed by the earthquake, making it impossible for them to work in fishing. As a result, the amount of fish at the market has decreased by about 30% compared to before the earthquake. A market representative said, 'The amount of fish is less than before, but we want to continue the market's operations.'

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