kiwi45
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What devastating news, With one of their USAR teams here helping in Christchurch it must be a blow for those guy's to hear of their own country's earthquake and tsunami. Our thoughts and prayers to the people of Japan.
8.9 quake and tsunami hits Japan
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gordy
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Thank you very much everyone, on behalf of Japanese members...
Japan is in caos now, especially northeast area, in there many cars, trucks, ships and even houses get drifted, a lots of people are died, missing, over 2-300 drowned bodies found...really terrible situation. All TV channels are stopped regular programs and broadcasting live situations of all over Japan all day.
I sent PM to all Japanese members to know if they are OK. Hope all of them OK.
Japan is in caos now, especially northeast area, in there many cars, trucks, ships and even houses get drifted, a lots of people are died, missing, over 2-300 drowned bodies found...really terrible situation. All TV channels are stopped regular programs and broadcasting live situations of all over Japan all day.
I sent PM to all Japanese members to know if they are OK. Hope all of them OK.
gordy
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Thank you Kaz, stay safe friend
gothicgeek
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Watching the footage of the tsunamis today was horrifying.
Jeff
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I really have no words to express what I am feeling. Watching whole villages get swallowed up in the wave on live TV was heart breaking. Will Keep Japan in my thoughts.
panzervati
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Everyone, thank you messages.
Me and my family is safe.
Earthquake was terrible.
Obihiro Hokkaido is about 500km from the epicenter of Sendai.
This earthquake is nearly two hours off and on major tremor
Came many times, we were surprised. This experience is the first time.
The more than 1,000 dead or missing out the serious damage caused by the tsunami on the coast of Fukushima Prefecture and Miyagi Prefecture and night to dawn
Is out.
Very scary, What a shame.
I'm worried about an old friend in Hachinohe.
Tokyo last night and stopped all transportation, many people could return home.
The recovery of this damage will take a lot of time.
Thank you for worrying about us.
Me and my family is safe.
Earthquake was terrible.
Obihiro Hokkaido is about 500km from the epicenter of Sendai.
This earthquake is nearly two hours off and on major tremor
Came many times, we were surprised. This experience is the first time.
The more than 1,000 dead or missing out the serious damage caused by the tsunami on the coast of Fukushima Prefecture and Miyagi Prefecture and night to dawn
Is out.
Very scary, What a shame.
I'm worried about an old friend in Hachinohe.
Tokyo last night and stopped all transportation, many people could return home.
The recovery of this damage will take a lot of time.
Thank you for worrying about us.
unknown01
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This is Mitsutaka Fujiwara.
My area suffered no damage miraculously.
I, my mother, a relative and people around are OK.
The report by which a situation is being aggravated was formed into today's news.
I am very glad about Panzervati,Kazufumi safely.
And I apologize for a report's of this thread being behind schedule.
Thank you very much for everyone really.
Mitsutaka Fujiwara
My area suffered no damage miraculously.
I, my mother, a relative and people around are OK.
The report by which a situation is being aggravated was formed into today's news.
I am very glad about Panzervati,Kazufumi safely.
And I apologize for a report's of this thread being behind schedule.
Thank you very much for everyone really.
Mitsutaka Fujiwara
Yosuhiro
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Nara where I live, everything is alright.
However, worried about similar tonankai earthquake, is expected to happen next
However, worried about similar tonankai earthquake, is expected to happen next
Blind Pew
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Our thoughts at with you all at this time. Best of luck to you all, I know you'll recover.
hello
how is the situataion with the atomic complexes?.is it under control now.?such things make one thankfull that one does live in an region without the possibilitie of earth quakes.
i saw some pics the force of the waves was brutal.here an small human has nothing to hold against it
best whishes to all.
i gave mitsutaka post an like it,because i wanted to show with it that i am happy with him that he and his people sufferend no harm.
cheers
how is the situataion with the atomic complexes?.is it under control now.?such things make one thankfull that one does live in an region without the possibilitie of earth quakes.
i saw some pics the force of the waves was brutal.here an small human has nothing to hold against it
best whishes to all.
i gave mitsutaka post an like it,because i wanted to show with it that i am happy with him that he and his people sufferend no harm.
cheers
tonydawe
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Mitsutaka, I'm very pleased to hear you and your family are safe my friend. I'm relieved to hear that damage seems to be minimal in other parts of the Pacific, but Sendai is a very sad affair.
The scare now is about the nuclear reactors that may be losing radiation containment and become unstable. If anyone can fix it, the japanese nuclear engineers will get the job done.
I'm hugely impressed with the stoic calm shown by the Japanese people on TV. They are very calm and patient, there is no panic and no looting or violence. The grief will come later, but I think most of the world is in shock over these events. My heart goes out to all those survivors who now must face the brutal years ahead without their families.
I'd like to say that Planet Figure has been one of my chief sources of news on this Earthquake and Tsunami. Thankfully all Japanese Planeteers seem to be safe, but it is too early to say that. After-shocks and even volcanic eruptions could result from such a large earthquake.
When you look at the bigger picture, the earthquake in Japan and the recent earthquake in Christchurch may both be part of the same geological shift along the Pacific plate boundary.
Well done Gordy for breaking the Earthquake story on Planet Figure within minutes of it happening and for expressing goodwill and best wishes to our Japanese Planeteers.
The scare now is about the nuclear reactors that may be losing radiation containment and become unstable. If anyone can fix it, the japanese nuclear engineers will get the job done.
I'm hugely impressed with the stoic calm shown by the Japanese people on TV. They are very calm and patient, there is no panic and no looting or violence. The grief will come later, but I think most of the world is in shock over these events. My heart goes out to all those survivors who now must face the brutal years ahead without their families.
I'd like to say that Planet Figure has been one of my chief sources of news on this Earthquake and Tsunami. Thankfully all Japanese Planeteers seem to be safe, but it is too early to say that. After-shocks and even volcanic eruptions could result from such a large earthquake.
When you look at the bigger picture, the earthquake in Japan and the recent earthquake in Christchurch may both be part of the same geological shift along the Pacific plate boundary.
Well done Gordy for breaking the Earthquake story on Planet Figure within minutes of it happening and for expressing goodwill and best wishes to our Japanese Planeteers.
Iwanov
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Everyone,Thans for your concern.
Me,my family and my works are safe.
Luckily I recieve no dameges.
And Shizuoka is alright now.
Most of Japanese people are preparing for disasters. Earthquake,Typhoon.
But we are almost powerless before the power of the earth.
I just hope that fewer victims.
Me,my family and my works are safe.
Luckily I recieve no dameges.
And Shizuoka is alright now.
Most of Japanese people are preparing for disasters. Earthquake,Typhoon.
But we are almost powerless before the power of the earth.
I just hope that fewer victims.
Japanese friends, gambatte kudasai, ki o tsukete!!!
Thank you all.
My family and I are OK.
When the earthquake hit japan, I was in Chiba prefecture(next to Tokyo). I've never experienced such a huge earthquake. Railways did not work so I couldn't come back to my home. I spent last night in my workplace and I was scared because afterquake was so frequent. I could come back to my home today.
Now my concern is atomic powerplant. I heard atomic is in danger of meltdown.
Even now, I can not believe this terrible situation.
My family and I are OK.
When the earthquake hit japan, I was in Chiba prefecture(next to Tokyo). I've never experienced such a huge earthquake. Railways did not work so I couldn't come back to my home. I spent last night in my workplace and I was scared because afterquake was so frequent. I could come back to my home today.
Now my concern is atomic powerplant. I heard atomic is in danger of meltdown.
Even now, I can not believe this terrible situation.
Martin Antonenko
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Unfortunately no more "danger of meltdown" - it has happend!
All my best wishes to the japanese people and all the others, who now the nuclear fallout also will get.
Sad redards
All my best wishes to the japanese people and all the others, who now the nuclear fallout also will get.
Sad redards
Demchenko
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My best wished and solidarity for all japanese people. While I get no any replyes from my friend from here.
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