政府、１２０億円の追加支援を決定　保健・医療分野が中心―ウクライナなどに

　政府は５日、ロシアが侵攻したウクライナや、避難民を受け入れている周辺国に対し、追加で実施する緊急人道支援の具体策を決定した。総額１億ドル（約１２０億円）で、要望の多い保健・医療分野を中心に支援する。（2022/04/05-11:07）

The Japanese government decided Tuesday to provide 100 million dollars in additional emergency humanitarian aid to Ukraine and neighboring countries accepting evacuees from the war-torn nation.
   The aid will be used mainly for measures in the medical and public health areas in response to growing demand.
   Specifically, the money will be spent on securing temporary shelters, daily necessities and food, as well as helping Ukraine revive the production of agricultural goods, remove debris from the Russian attack, and dispose of land mines and unexploded shells.
   On March 11, Japan decided to offer emergency humanitarian aid worth 100 million dollars over the crisis in Ukraine, which has been invaded by Russia. At a Group of Seven summit in Brussels on March 24, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida showed Tokyo's pledge on extra 100 million dollars in such aid.
   Japan will send on Tuesday a team to Moldova, which has been accepting many Ukrainian evacuees, for research on the situation there and gathering information.