Relief Activities by the Akatsuki Corps on August 6 |
August 6.1945 | |
8:50 | Worked up Kyobashigawa River, fought fires on both
banks and rescued injured. Transported injured to Ninoshima Island temporarily. |
9:30 | Worked up Motoyasugawa River, fought fires near Hiroshima Red Cross Hospital and rescued injured. |
10:40 | Sent 100 men to fight fires near Hiroshima Monopoly
Bureau. Worked up Motoyasugawa River, rescued injured near Minami-ohashi Bridge. |
11:30 | Cancelled routine tasks for entire corps. Ordered to conduct relief activities. |
12:00 | Worked up Enkogawa River, fought fires north of Hijiyama. |
13:10 | About 150 men fought fires and rescued injured near Minami-ohashi Bridge. |
15:00 | Due to overflow of patients at the Ninoshima Quarantine Station, began preparing to accommodate injured at the Marine Training Division. |
16:00 | Accommodated injured near Hijiyama Bridge. |
16:40 | Relief activities near Minami-ohashi Bridge, Meiji Bridge, and Sumiyoshi Bridge. |
20:40 | Established four relief stations in Saka Village, Aki County (now, Saka-cho, Aki-gun). 1,000 patients transported from Ninoshima Island. |
21:30 | Fought fires near Prefectural Offices. |
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