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【熊本地震】被災した病院の惨状 徹夜で患者を搬送【クロ現】| NHK | #shorts

JapanPublished July 30, 2026

Views 144K  |  Likes 560  |  Comments 18
Views#6,969,233Global
Views#130,682Japan

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4.57M subs•558 videos•Jul 2007

This video has 144K views and 560 likes, ranking #6,969,233 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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144,733

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560

Comments

18

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Total (all-time): $101 – $289

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【放送日】7月29日(水)夜8:00~ 放送 動画の続きは、NHK ONEで8月5(水) 夜8時42分まで配信 ↓ https://www.web.nhk/tv/an/gendai/pl/series-tep-R7Y6NGLJ6G/ep/6VPG2LR97Q 28日、熊本県熊本地方を震源とする大地震が発生し、宇城市と氷川町で震度7の揺れを観測。各地で死者や多数のけが人が出ている他、建物の倒壊や道路の分断、貨物列車の脱線などの被害も広がっている。中でも、嘉島町の商業施設では、爆発があり、2階部分が崩落。一体、何が起きたのか?また、各地の被害の実態はどうなっているのか?病院や避難所など、暑さの中で被災した人々の状況は?一夜明けた現地…

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July 30, 2026
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