LATEST:Tokyo hit by 8.9 mag earthquake and 10-m high tsunami
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OK Angellight, a heart warming pix then
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Ofunato (Miyagi) - a young girl found her school bag after d tsunami. -
Sometimes, fate deals one a lousy hand:
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A father n son weeps for his son n sibling at Takata Junior High.
D boy didn't go to school dat fateful day n died in d quake/tsunami.
His classmates went to school n survived d disaster.
His classmates grieved when his body was brought back to school.
Sometimes, fate is kinder:
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86 yo Tero Suzuki has survived through 3 big earthquakes,
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Higashimatsushima (Miyagi) - The mass burial has begun
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But life will go on....
at Minamisanriku centre for evacuees:
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A graduation ceremony at JSDF Academy in subdued lighting
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d celebratory 'throwing caps in d air' was omitted as a sign of respect
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The heroic Fukushima 50
Photo released today by TEPCO on workers preparing to hose down Reactor No. 4
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Water in Tokyo unsafe for babies now.
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janet_lee88:
Water in Tokyo unsafe for babies now.
I'd thot quite a number of jap mothers breastfeed. So sad to see that they have to bottlefeed their babies and share bottles when the water is unsafe. -
Way2GO:
How come the graves are so shallow? Is that hygienic?Higashimatsushima (Miyagi) - The mass burial has begun
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phankao:
How come the graves are so shallow? Is that hygienic?
These graves r temporary burial sites.
d Japanese normally cremate their dead.
There r more dead than d city can handle right now. -
Something to think about.
Nuclear power is being considered by SG gahmen as an alternative power source.
It is understudy n still a long way to being built.
If it comes to pass dat a decision to build or not to build is ask of u,
Would u agree to build one on SG soil?
SG is all of ~ 700 sq km in area; ~ 42 km at its longest lengthwise n ~ 22 km at its widest breadthwise.
Where would d nuclear plant be located?
If there is a nuclear disaster, where can we run to?
Wat if Malaysia decides to build one at Pasir Gudang just across d Johor Straits? -
Way2GO:
Even before the tragedy in Jap, I did not want SG to build one. Sure there's no earthquake but there's always human error. I mean even a poor village in India can build and depend on solar energy, why can't we, ok we will use much more energy than a village in India but surely there's a solution. If need nuclear energy to maintain our lifestyle, I will give up my air-con, my TV, my water heater, my electric fan, half the time I spend on computer... As for Malaysia, hopefully, they have more senseSomething to think about.
Nuclear power is being considered by SG gahmen as an alternative power source.
It is understudy n still a long way to being built.
If it comes to pass dat a decision to build or not to build is ask of u,
Would u agree to build one on SG soil?
SG is all of ~ 700 sq km in area; ~ 42 km at its longest lengthwise n ~ 22 km at its widest breadthwise.
Where would d nuclear plant be located?
If there is a nuclear disaster, where can we run to?
Wat if Malaysia decides to build one at Pasir Gudang just across d Johor Straits?
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