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Devastating earthquake, tsunami hit Japan: As the ground continued to twitch with aftershocks the morning after Japan was struck by the most powerful earthquake in the nation's recorded history, the disaster's massive impact was only beginning to be revealed.
U.S. man killed trying to photograph tsunami: California Gov. Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency Friday in four coastal counties, saying the ocean surge from tsunami waves spawned by an earthquake near Japan is imperiling infrastructure and public safety.
Japanese plants struggling, official says: Reactors at two Japanese power plants can no longer cool radioactive substances, a government official said Saturday, adding that a small leak had been detected at one of the facilities.
Japan, world watches tsunami strike live: Within an hour after a major earthquake rattled Japan, the nation and the world watched a surreal and unprecedented scene from a helicopter hovering above the
Tsunami warning issued for at least 50 areas: Tsunami waves that raced across the Pacific Ocean triggered warnings in more than 50 countries and territories Friday, but there were few immediate reports of major damage outside Japan.
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that is so terrible. i can not believe this happened it so devastaing, when you watch it your heart gets sore. You wanna do something but dont know what to do, you wanna help someone but there too many to help and you cant do it all. im really glad we decided to help.
My heart just goes out to all of the people wondering if there loved one's are alive tonight.
How will they begin again? Then the possible Nuclear disaster.
I would love to go and help ....even give hugs. Somehow I want them to know we care.
My condolences go out to everyone affected by this tragedy. Im glad America is going to help them in their time of need. I can only imagine what an experience like that must feel like? Just terrible. Lets just pray noone else dies and hope the worst is over, even with the nuclear disaster looming.
I am sorry for this happened, but pls. understand the developed nations exploited the nature by saying technology and developments. they invaded many countries for further rich and killed many.. those who supported are UN and other countries. All these to whose developments? and see now how nature reacts back. leave world as it is to the younger generations...
Watching the wall of death roll onto that beautiful seaside town gives one a cold quite empty feeling of Helplessness. Some people have little if any compassion. They are losers.
I agree with veeyesvee leave the world alone for the next generation.Because nature can get worse.
If you help send money to only known legitimate organizations such as the red cross.
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