
一 | Tokyo, Oct 22 (UNI) Japan will send troops for a joint training in northern Australia as part of a bilateral agreement on enhancing defense activities in each other's territories, the prime ministers of both countries said in a joint statement after a meeting on Saturday.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida met in the Australian city of Perth and reaffirmed the Special Strategic Partnership status of bilateral relations, according to the joint statement released by the Australian government.
"They decided to continue to identify ways to enhance interoperability, including through expanding existing military exercises and training. They instructed ministers to build on the Reciprocal Access Agreement as early as possible once it enters into force, including enhancing defence activities in each other’s territories. They welcomed the announcement that Japan Self-Defense Forces will train and exercise in northern Australia to increase interoperability with the Australian Defence Force," the statement read.
Australia and Japan remain committed to deepening bilateral defense collaboration in space, cyberspace, information sharing and regional capacity-building toward a "free and open Indo-Pacific region that is inclusive and resilient," the two leaders said.
Albanese supported Kishida's determination to reinforce Japan's defense capabilities within the next five years by increasing its defense budget.
They signed a update to the 2007 Joint Declaration on Security Cooperation, which will determine the development of bilateral defense and security relations for the next 10 years.
Kishida's visit to Australia will last until Sunday. Albanese has already visited Japan twice: the first time - immediately after his election in May this year to participate in the Quad summit, and the second time when he went to the funeral of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on September 27. Kishida had his Australian visit planned for January of this year but had to reschedule due to the COVID-19 situation in Australia.
UNI/SPUTNIK GNK。 《日报》全媒体记者 张宝程
9月13日中午,施工人员推上电闸,79岁的宫有文拿着舀子从水管里接水。看到清冽的深井水,他笑眯眯地说:“即将喝上放心水了,心里感觉甜滋滋的,太感谢党委和政府了。”
宫有文看到清冽的深井水眉开眼笑。
灾情发生后,建昌县杨树湾子乡石洞子村罗锅沟村民组受灾严重。尤其是饮用水,更成了村民的燃眉之急。宫有文和该组其他村民一样,每天喝政府及有关部门、志愿者提供的矿泉水。
在建昌县委、县政府的统一部署下,建昌县水利局工作人员走访杨树湾子乡、黑山科乡、大屯镇等灾情严重的乡镇,科学谋划,统筹安排,决定在这些地区打170眼井。
据该局饮水办主任刘海笑介绍,打井的位置,需地势高、村民居住集中的地方。

二 | 这样做的好处是能抵御洪水侵袭,且方便村民饮水,不走远路。 8月31日,该项工程开始施工,井深150米,井房是3米x4米的砖混房,房内配置压力罐、立杆、消毒设备、水龙头等设备。为了让村民早日喝上深井水,建昌县水利局工作人员及施工方加班加点奋战,截至9月13日,170眼井全部打完,砖混房也即将竣工。 航拍施工人员正在建砖混房。 建昌县水利局积极与电力部门沟通,为井房配备了电力设施。

三 | 每天24小时通电。村民只要打开水龙头,就能喝上水。 为了进一步确保饮用水安全,砖混房还将安装净化设备。同时,将深井水取样,拿回建昌县有关部门化验,水质完全达标后,让村民放心饮用。 《日报》全媒体记者 杨兵 摄。
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