Japan Considers Second Extra Budget for Disaster Relief

Japan is reportedly considering a small extra budget focused on disaster relief to be compiled in November. The government aims to pass the measure during the ordinary parliament session early next year.

A train of the Yurikamome line, a driverless automatic train system, runs with the city skyline in the background, in Tokyo, Japan, April 21, 2021. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon

Japan is considering a second extra budget for disaster relief, according to the Yomiuri newspaper published on Wednesday. The targeted fiscal package is expected to be small in scale and will bypass economic stimulus measures. The planned spending comes as policymakers prepare legislative steps for the upcoming parliamentary sitting.

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