KUMAMOTO/TOKYO – The twin quakes that slammed Kyushu this month caused at least ¥23.6 billion of damage to agricultural and forestry businesses in Kumamoto Prefecture, the local government said Tuesday.
And that is not counting damage in the worst-hit areas, which the prefectural government has yet to survey. Likewise, it has been unable yet to put a figure on the cost to fisheries.
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