The Japanese government plans to support the development of disaster prevention technology, such as the remote operation of heavy machinery, and push for its use both domestically and overseas, officials said Sunday.Under Japan's growth strategy, to be compiled in the summer, the government hopes to set a target to double the country's overseas sales within the disaster prevention sector to about 2 trillion yen ($12 billion) by 2030 from 2024.The move is part of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's drive to achieve strong economic growth through bold investments that can enhance resilience again…READ FULL ARTICLE
