A devastating landslide in Nepal has resulted in more than 3000 individuals reported missing. The disaster, which occurred recently, has mobilized international aid efforts, including assistance from Japan. Rescue operations are currently underway in the affected areas to locate survivors and provide necessary aid.

Japan is no stranger to natural disasters and has world-renowned disaster management capabilities due to its frequent experiences with earthquakes and typhoons. In this situation, Japanese society mirrors its emphasis on international cooperation and humanitarian assistance. The public closely follows these events, often participating in donation drives and volunteering their time and resources.

Similar to Japan, the US and EU also have strong disaster response protocols. In times of international disasters, they often participate in rescue missions and offer humanitarian aid. However, the public's awareness and participation in such matters can vary greatly compared to Japan.