1 : ID: [Okinawa] A second-year Okinawa City Ankita Junior High School Kirara Nakamura (14) and Mika Kinjojo (13) were sick and crouched on the street (65) As help, Ikuo Oshiro, Okinawa Chief, handed a letter of appreciation to the two on the 15th. Women who were helped rushed to the presentation ceremony held at the school and expressed their gratitude. According to the Okinawa Station, around 6 pm on August 22, the two found a woman crouching on the street on their way home from school. The woman was breathing painfully. With a woman’s luggage saying “I want you to send me home”, the two attended together while supporting the woman. A woman with chronic illness usually carries oxygen cylinders and drugs. On this day, the oxygen cylinder was cut off while walking, making it difficult to breathe. “It was so painful that I was going to fall down in the hot sun. I wanted to pick someone up.” I looked back on the time, and I was motivated to be reassured that I was able to return home safely while being embraced by two people. A woman who remembered that they were wearing Ankei Tanaka jerseys contacted the school the next day. I talked to the Okinawa station to express my gratitude, which led to this award. After the presentation ceremony, the woman who rushed to the two and handed over the bouquets shouted, “Thank you. Please do your best.” He said, “I want to support while the two grow up,” and shake hands with them. In response, Nakamura smiled, “I am glad to be commended for helping people.” Mr. Kaneshiro said conservatively, “If there is a person in need, I would like to call out and help.” Chief Oshiro praised the actions of the two, saying “It is a courageous action to speak and help in the street.” * Some excerpts from the link below. Continue with the source https://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20191015-00000007-ryu-oki Related article

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