TOKYO -- A week after a devastating earthquake struck Japan's Noto Peninsula on Jan. 1, Motonori Imamura was working late into the night, packing instruction guides and electrical adapters into hundreds of boxes of newly delivered Starlink satellite internet systems.
DMAT medical assistance staff set up Starlink equipment at a shelter in Ishikawa prefecture, Japan, following a major earthquake on Jan. 1. (Photo courtesy of KDDI)
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