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Aneyoshi’s tsunami stone is the only one that specifically tells where to build houses.

More commonly, the stones and other warnings were disregarded as coastal towns grew in the boom years after World War II.

Even communities that had moved to high ground eventually relocated to the seaside to be nearer their boats and nets. »

Speaking at the family home in Ware, Herts, Mrs Monk said: "They were just having fun.

"The English tourists in particular like to throw themselves down the piste at night, without thinking about the dangers they face," he said.

"It's urgent that we intervene now to stop this absurd phenomenon before it claims other victims. »

Televangelist Joel Osteen canceled Sunday services at his Houston megachurch but was reluctant to reopen its doors to Harvey victims — despite the fact that thousands of flooded-out residents are desperately seeking shelter.

— Joel Osteen (@JoelOsteen) August 28, 2017.

Visit https://t.co/jXMX5VB3qS pic.twitter.com/00HtzOmeQL — Joel Osteen (@JoelOsteen) August 28, 2017. »

A DWP spokesperson responded to the new findings by highlighting the low number of overturns as a proportion of all decisions made since 2013.

They said just 3 per cent of PIP decisions and 4 per cent of ESA decisions made at initial assessment had been overturned in that period.

“In the majority of successful appeals, decisions are overturned because people have submitted more oral or written evidence,” they said. »