Japanese earthquake

Started by stephenite, March 11, 2011, 07:28:30 AM

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stephenite

Some scary vision of a large tsunami that has hit Japanese coast following massive earthquake that hit 8.4

Square Ball

just read that, it was an 8.9 mag, expecting 10m high waves, god help them
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stephenite

Some of the vision from the air of the tsunami hitting are frightening

thejuice

Tsunami warning also issued out to the Philippines, Hawaii, the Pacific coast of Russia, Indonesia, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand and also Central and South America.

Hope everyone stays safe.
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armaghniac

Some striking pictures on TV from Japan. Probably there will be adequate warning in most places to prevent large loss of life, but there will be damage.
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stephenite

The australian met bureau have refuted the USA's tsunami alert for Oz

Tony Baloney

Just sent a message to a mate living in Tokyo but doesn't appear to be much damage there. 8.9 is a big 'un.

Bingo

As bad as things can be on this wee island, natural disasters are not one of our worries thankfully. Hopefully the loss of live can be limited.

quit yo jibbajabba

Some boy on telly said it was the 6th biggest ever?

Id say the impact is only starting, going by the tone on the tv, warnings in place all oer the shop Hawaii etc;

Doogie Browser

Crazy in this digital age that we can watch the aftermath live on our PC's.

laoislad

Quote from: Tony Baloney on March 11, 2011, 09:58:30 AM
Just sent a message to a mate living in Tokyo but doesn't appear to be much damage there. 8.9 is a big 'un.

Have a mate over in Tokyo as well was just onto him on facebook there.
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armaghniac

Emergency cooling for nuclear plants not quite working as expected.

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Tony Baloney

Reuters reporting that a ship carrying 100 people has been swept away. Nuclear power plants in a fault zone wouldn't strike me as a great idea.

gawa316

Any word on this hitting California?

Tony Baloney