“She had hoped that they would go back to sleep, but the man I the house directly to the south began to make a terrible hullabaloo of hammering, wedging, ripping, and splitting. The prefectural government, convinced, as everyone in Hiroshima was, the city would be attacked soon, had begun to press with threats and warnings for the completion of wide fire lanes, which, it was hoped…” (Hersey, 1945, p.7)
Who does “had begun to press with threats and warnings...” refers to? Is it to the neighbor?
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The passage " had begun to press with threats and warnings" is refering to the "The prefectural government."
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