An explosion occurred in India's capital, the details of which are still emerging. As of now, there are no reports of Japanese nationals being harmed in the incident. The Japanese consulate in India is keeping a close eye on the situation and is constantly updating their citizens residing in India about the safety measures and protocols.

When incidents like this occur, the Japanese public generally expresses concern over the safety of their fellow citizens abroad. The state-governed news agencies and the Foreign Ministry, provide frequent updates to ensure the public is well-informed. It reflects Japan's strong sense of collectivism and their governments' commitment towards the safety of its citizens.

In the US, similar situations would also involve immediate reactions from the State Department, advising citizens about potential dangers and offering aid wherever necessary. The main difference is in the media coverage of such events, with US media tending to be more sensationalist, while Japanese media tends to maintain a more concise, fact-wrapped communication style.