KUMAMOTO, Japan - Only around 60 percent of 131 municipalities in Japan have emergency food supplies designed for infants, the elderly and other vulnerable people during times of disaster, as most of them prioritize stockpiling staple foods for the general population, a Kyodo News survey showed Tuesday.
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