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Japan is waiting on new tsunami in Fukushima zone after earthquake.



http://www.jma.go.jp/en/quake/


http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/nu/f1-np/camera/index-e.html



Live picture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jw7cFku_U3Q

[kodes88]

I just feel that the tsunami in Japan few years ago just happened yesterday, and now again the big earthquake happen in Japan.
I wish the best for Japan and all people there get a better things.

[clickerz]

I heard this news last morning and they have a Tsunami Warning. I am worried because we have relatives there but seems they are Ok after they chat on Facebook. Last tsunami disaster in Japan caused great devastation. Hope and Pray they are OK there.

[chubiruba]

long time, nothing happened

and I think nothing will

[Gasturcas]

I remember the last time they were hit by a massive earthquake. This tragedy is wayback 2011 also well known as "Tohoku earthquake". Wayback March 11, 2011, a magnitude 9.0 quake triggered a tsunami that killed an estimated 29,000 thousand people and damaged some nuclear reactors. This earthquake is the largest ever recorded in Japan. Now, They were hit again with a magnitude 7.4 earthquake, which was felt in Tokyo. I know people already know the aftershock of this and I'm sure that they already evacuated. May God protect each one of our brothers and sisters in Japan. I know Japan is a strong country and God is with us always.

[deadsilent]

Expect earthquakes will happen often because all countries in the southeast asia are on the pacific ring of fire. Japan despite of calamities, they were able to recover so quickly. We hope all people there are safe and sound. Ive seen how they prepared when this thing happens again. They got advance technologies which are very helpful to minimize casualties. Im waiting for latest news about this. Hope theyre all fine.

[Sithara007]

It was a false-flag. The recent earthquake was a very mild one, with a magnitude of 6.9 (for comparison, the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake had a magnitude of 9.1). Also, remember that the (Richter) magnitude scale is logarithmic. An earthquake with magnitude of 9.0 will be 1,000 times more powerful than one with a magnitude of 7.0.

[kodoll]

I just feel that the tsunami in Japan few years ago just happened yesterday, and now again the big earthquake happen in Japan.
I wish the best for Japan and all people there get a better things.

Japan is constantly bombarded by a tsunami. Atomic power station designed for it. Last time something went wrong. This does not mean that the Japanese have perfected the security system.

[Klima]

It was a false-flag. The recent earthquake was a very mild one, with a magnitude of 6.9 (for comparison, the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake had a magnitude of 9.1). Also, remember that the (Richter) magnitude scale is logarithmic. An earthquake with magnitude of 9.0 will be 1,000 times more powerful than one with a magnitude of 7.0.

Japan has to use nuclear power and there's nothing you can do. Is an island country and energy until they get a match. I think that they will always look for other sources of energy, but it will not be soon.

[Sithara007]

It was a false-flag. The recent earthquake was a very mild one, with a magnitude of 6.9 (for comparison, the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake had a magnitude of 9.1). Also, remember that the (Richter) magnitude scale is logarithmic. An earthquake with magnitude of 9.0 will be 1,000 times more powerful than one with a magnitude of 7.0.

Japan has to use nuclear power and there's nothing you can do. Is an island country and energy until they get a match. I think that they will always look for other sources of energy, but it will not be soon.

What is wrong with nuclear energy? It is one of the safest, cheapest and cleanest forms of energy available (i.e if the proper safety precautions are followed). At least they are much safer than the coal-fired thermal power plants. Every year, close to 1 million people die as a result of the pollution from the thermal power plants.

[dawnasor]

Japan is waiting on new tsunami in Fukushima zone after earthquake.



http://www.jma.go.jp/en/quake/


http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/nu/f1-np/camera/index-e.html



Live picture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jw7cFku_U3Q

Oh Japan again.Japan is in the Pacific ring of fire we didn't know if earthquake and tsunami happen again.Stay safe in Japan

[Sithara007]

Oh Japan again.Japan is in the Pacific ring of fire we didn't know if earthquake and tsunami happen again.Stay safe in Japan

The Japanese technology is capable of minimizing the casualties and damage. Anywhere else in the world, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.9 would have caused thousands of deaths. But in Japan, this earthquake only resulted in a few minor injuries. The 2011 earthquake was different. It was an extremely large magnitude event.

[Vod]

I doubt there would be a tsunami.  This earthquake was about one hundred times less powerful than the 9.1 in 2011.

[kodes88]

Oh Japan again.Japan is in the Pacific ring of fire we didn't know if earthquake and tsunami happen again.Stay safe in Japan

The Japanese technology is capable of minimizing the casualties and damage. Anywhere else in the world, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.9 would have caused thousands of deaths. But in Japan, this earthquake only resulted in a few minor injuries. The 2011 earthquake was different. It was an extremely large magnitude event.

I'm happy that Japan have a really good technology, warn people before the earthquake happen and make A million people safe and sound.
Japan is really a smart country. I like Japan. All the best for JAPAN.

[MiSKLaCH]

Oh Japan again.Japan is in the Pacific ring of fire we didn't know if earthquake and tsunami happen again.Stay safe in Japan

The Japanese technology is capable of minimizing the casualties and damage. Anywhere else in the world, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.9 would have caused thousands of deaths. But in Japan, this earthquake only resulted in a few minor injuries. The 2011 earthquake was different. It was an extremely large magnitude event.

Not really. It depends on many factors. As you surely know, here in Italy we recently had a 6.9 magnitude earthquake, 299 casualties to date. Of course Japan is years ahead in seismic damage prevention and protection, and here in the old continent we're talking about buildings made of bricks and mud at least 300+ years old.

That being said, I sincerely hope that the Japanese people won't have another 3/11/2011. That was a real tragedy that caused an incredible amount of damages and, most dramatic, losses of lives.

[bryant.coleman]

Oh Japan again.Japan is in the Pacific ring of fire we didn't know if earthquake and tsunami happen again.Stay safe in Japan

The Japanese technology is capable of minimizing the casualties and damage. Anywhere else in the world, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.9 would have caused thousands of deaths. But in Japan, this earthquake only resulted in a few minor injuries. The 2011 earthquake was different. It was an extremely large magnitude event.

Not really. It depends on many factors. As you surely know, here in Italy we recently had a 6.9 magnitude earthquake, 299 casualties to date. Of course Japan is years ahead in seismic damage prevention and protection, and here in the old continent we're talking about buildings made of bricks and mud at least 300+ years old.

Yeah... it depends on a lot of factors. The 2010 Haiti earthquake had a magnitude of around 7.0, and caused more than 300,000 deaths. The reason was that Haiti is not that used to earthquakes, and therefore, the building codes were not strictly implemented there. The problem with earthquakes is that it occurs all of a sudden. No one can predict it.

[kodoll]

Oh Japan again.Japan is in the Pacific ring of fire we didn't know if earthquake and tsunami happen again.Stay safe in Japan

The Japanese technology is capable of minimizing the casualties and damage. Anywhere else in the world, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.9 would have caused thousands of deaths. But in Japan, this earthquake only resulted in a few minor injuries. The 2011 earthquake was different. It was an extremely large magnitude event.

Not really. It depends on many factors. As you surely know, here in Italy we recently had a 6.9 magnitude earthquake, 299 casualties to date. Of course Japan is years ahead in seismic damage prevention and protection, and here in the old continent we're talking about buildings made of bricks and mud at least 300+ years old.

Yeah... it depends on a lot of factors. The 2010 Haiti earthquake had a magnitude of around 7.0, and caused more than 300,000 deaths. The reason was that Haiti is not that used to earthquakes, and therefore, the building codes were not strictly implemented there. The problem with earthquakes is that it occurs all of a sudden. No one can predict it.

I am sure that the Japanese did not issue any earthquake forces. However, there is always the problem with nuclear power plants. Think.what course Japan will focus on the development of alternative energy.

[Klima]

I think that is not so terrible tsunami for Fukushima. Look how terrible it looks on TV, the accident in Japan and how the Japanese quickly regained control of a nuclear power station. The Japanese are worthy of respect.

[iamTom123]

Good thing that the expected tsunami was not a major one and did not caused any damaged just like what happened years ago. Tsunami as a force of nature can be so devastating that it can claim many lives and properties. Hope it won't happen again but in the face of mother earth forces we can be helpless.

[gabmen]

I think that is not so terrible tsunami for Fukushima. Look how terrible it looks on TV, the accident in Japan and how the Japanese quickly regained control of a nuclear power station. The Japanese are worthy of respect.

Yeah the japanese are a resilient and hardy people and they deserve respect and admiration. If we could just emulate hownthe japanese work with things and their attitude. I've also seen on tv the tsunami and i really admire how the japanese people prepare for these kind of disasters