Tsunami hits north-eastern Japan after massive quake
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holy **** :O
Go look at a world map, and find Russia. Its a big country, and part of it's coastline is in the east, bordering China. wouldnt be difficult for the waves to hit it at all.
Yes Moscow, St Petersburg etc would need to be epic, but Russia is a MASSIVE place...
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Noooo!!!! This is really really bad.
200-300 bodies....not a nice thing to see.
200-300 bodies....not a nice thing to see.
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just watchin on sky news. waters up to tree line on beach
Sigh, comments like this make me wish the world would end.
Poor Japan. Hopefully the casualties will be minimal, but I somehow doubt that.
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Now i am ******. Because your Dunc, and everyone will make a "like" in your comment. Basicly everyone will be against me. THANK YOU!
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just saw on the newss 400+ dead people already..
I'm really hoping that the structure of the reactor holds. That breaches, problems become a lot worse. Longer it holds, the better. But if the reactor core bursts the fuse, then the other people are immediately exposed to radiation. That'll stretch emergency services to breaking point
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Now i am ******. Because your Dunc, and everyone will make a "like" in your comment. Basicly everyone will be against me. THANK YOU!
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just saw on the newss 400+ dead people already..
There are hundreds of dead bodies in Japan, and you make a footballing reference.. I think that's why Dunc wasn't impressed.
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California MIGHT get hit...
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how bout people just calm it
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may not be able to for a while. Apparently 3G works though, but its absolute chaos.
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Got a friend living in Osaka which thankfully isn't near the immeadiate danger area, but i haven't managed to contact him yet.
may not be able to for a while. Apparently 3G works though, but its absolute chaos.
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Got a friend living in Osaka which thankfully isn't near the immeadiate danger area, but i haven't managed to contact him yet.
they dont know yet when they will be able to get the communications back man :S
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This is really ****** up. I didn't even know Sky News was on this TV in my room, im watching pictures now
One of the Universities I applied for had a trip to Japan for Sociology students earlier this month also :/
One of the Universities I applied for had a trip to Japan for Sociology students earlier this month also :/
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If they have problems with the nuclear energy, then.. "its over"... I hope they have everything under control
Wonder how many more aftershocks the buildings can take. A lot of them will be weakened already by the quake and the aftershocks that have happened already
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Theres a very,very, very slim chance of it blowing. The main concern is the radioactive materials seeping into the secondary chamber and contaminating
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If they have problems with the nuclear energy, then.. "its over"... I hope they have everything under control
Theres a very,very, very slim chance of it blowing. The main concern is the radioactive materials seeping into the secondary chamber and contaminating