Great distress...

A typhoon rolls through the nation and a series of earthquakes with tsunamis attacks northern Japan hitting far-east Russia. And furthermore, a great bridge collapse occured overnight in the U.S.
In which position do have to station myself when this kind of catastrophes randomly attack the news department? No doubt the typhoon which I know the best about, is the largest news of them all for the Japanese, but the others are the top news of the world. I have to be aware that I'm now a member of the international news section. I have to find my position in this new area returning all my stable establishments I'd built in the last seven years to the drawing-board...

With great distress, I shall go into my first overnight shift tonight...

the 5th typhoon "Usagi" meaning "rabbit" in Japanese... this wabbit seems to be faster than a turtle going north, but not harmless as they look!