Meanings of pre-disaster in anglès

The firm employs fewer staff, and production is at about 40% of pre-disaster levels.

Normal (pre-disaster) community life traditionally operates at a low level of effectiveness and efficiency.

His smile is so boyish and pre-disaster that it's almost possible to forget we live in a world gone mad.

Sasaki said her husband managed to get his rice output back up to pre-disaster levels three years after the tsunami hit.

Only 440 of Naraha's pre-disaster population 8,042 have returned - nearly 70 percent of them over 60.

Reconstruction work has helped reduce unemployment from pre-disaster levels, but almost 75,000 people still live in temporary homes.

They say the Fukushima crisis is such a deep scar on the nation's conscience that a return to the pre-disaster status quo is impossible.

The city's population has rebounded to about 380,000 or 80% of the pre-disaster level, after falling to 208,000 in 2006.

Radiation in Tokyo, 240 km (150 miles) from the plant, had fallen to pre-disaster levels Tuesday, the science ministry said late Wednesday.

Radiation in Tokyo, 240 km (150 miles) from the plant, had fallen to pre-disaster levels on Tuesday, the science ministry said late on Wednesday.

The firm employs fewer staff, and production is at about 40% of pre-disaster levels.

Normal (pre-disaster) community life traditionally operates at a low level of effectiveness and efficiency.

His smile is so boyish and pre-disaster that it's almost possible to forget we live in a world gone mad.

Sasaki said her husband managed to get his rice output back up to pre-disaster levels three years after the tsunami hit.

Only 440 of Naraha's pre-disaster population 8,042 have returned - nearly 70 percent of them over 60.

Reconstruction work has helped reduce unemployment from pre-disaster levels, but almost 75,000 people still live in temporary homes.