EPTCrisis in Japan - Page 28
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Thread is about the various issues surrounding Japan in the aftermath of the recent earthquake. Don't bring the shit side of the internet to the thread, and post with the realization that this thread is very important, and very real, to your fellow members. Do not post speculative and unconfirmed news you saw on TV or anywhere else. Generally the more dramatic it sounds the less likely it's true. | ||
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Bear4188
United States1797 Posts
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Sanctimonius
United Kingdom861 Posts
To those who are saying learn to swim - with all due respect piss off. Lots of deaths confirmed and I guarantee lots more to come - the wall of debris and water was sweeping away houses, cars, trucks, boats, bridges. It's not a wave of water you can fucking surf, it's an avalanche. Fires raging and nobody knows what's happening to most of MIyagi-ken. Feeling numerous aftershocks - think we're up to around 20 now, some shake more things off shelves, others just shake us around a bit  Things are more than a little tense. Even this far from the quake lots of damage to homes and buildings, and people have been evacuated to disaster centres. Thoughts going to those who have loved ones in Miyagi-ken. As I write this another aftershock - wonder if it will continue into the night? | ||
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dump
Japan514 Posts
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Weemoed
Netherlands741 Posts
On March 11 2011 19:35 dump wrote: I'm sorry. I hope everything is OK.I don't mean this in a bad way, but please don't bring that up. It makes this thread impossible to look at. | ||
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moopie
12605 Posts
On March 11 2011 19:34 Maggeus wrote: The japanese government just said there were for now 29 deaths. For now... This is horrible... As others have mentioned, this number is largely irrelevant since unfortunately it won't even be in the ballpark once rescue workers continue their search and rescue operations. The number will likely be in the hundreds or in the thousands. With any luck those trapped in flodded areas will be evacuated successfully in the coming hours. | ||
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Essau
United States47 Posts
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CuttyFlam
Belgium523 Posts
On March 11 2011 19:39 moopie wrote: As others have mentioned, this number is largely irrelevant since unfortunately it won't even be in the ballpark once rescue workers continue their search and rescue operations. The number will likely be in the hundreds or in the thousands. With any luck those trapped in flodded areas will be evacuated successfully in the coming hours. Indeed, and keep in mind japan is superprepared and supersafe on this subject, if this has happend in any other country int he region the deathtoll could have been 100000s | ||
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Maggeus
France277 Posts
On March 11 2011 19:39 moopie wrote: As others have mentioned, this number is largely irrelevant since unfortunately it won't even be in the ballpark once rescue workers continue their search and rescue operations. Yes. I'm sorry to bring that up. I knew that it was irrelevent. Sorry.  | ||
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gostunv
Japan1178 Posts
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zhurai
United States5660 Posts
On March 11 2011 19:39 Essau wrote: People on the west coast/Hawaii, please take this seriously, you will probably be hearing tsunami warnings all night, the tsunamis are expected to hit the west coast at around 8:00 am PST, if not a little earlier. hence why I'm up at 3am trying to find out. my immediate area doesn't seem do have a tsunami warning, but some area close to me apparently...... | ||
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HolydaKing
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Bear4188
United States1797 Posts
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Cramsy
Australia1100 Posts
The Japanese people and authorities look so prepared and ready to act under these circumstances. If anyone knows of a legit donation link please, let me know. All the best for anyone or anyone with relatives in Japan | ||
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adeezy
United States1428 Posts
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ghostunit
61 Posts
User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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Bear4188
United States1797 Posts
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Crushgroove
United States793 Posts
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Gingerninja
United Kingdom1339 Posts
What's been said on NHK with interview with some gov guy right now. | ||
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Bear4188
United States1797 Posts
On March 11 2011 19:52 Crushgroove wrote: Anyone update on Hawaii and what's going on there? Particularly interested in Oahu. This is what my friend had to say via FB My one day off in a two-week span and there's a tsunami warning! Sticking it out with an Entourage marathon at Mick's. Beach areas evacuated. Hawaii is probably the most well prepared place in the world for tsunamis. | ||
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TimeOut
Germany1277 Posts
The reactor has undergone emergency shutdown (as planned), but the cooling system failed afterwards because they don't have enough power operate the pumps. There is currently no danger of radioactive leakage at the moment. | ||
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