Japan - 8.9-mag earthquake

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Stevetry said:
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Fukushima No 1 nuclear power reactor in Onahama: the plant's operator Tepco says that radioactive substances "could have already been released" from the damaged reactor, while Japan's prime minister Naoto Kan is saying that residents within 10km of the plant must leave the area.

nukes plants are one of them most safe structures there is the quakes must have been super big for it to damage it
Well, considering that this was the 7th largest earthquake in recorded history... I wouldn't be surprised if there was damage done.
 

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http://www.businessinsider.com/fukushima-n...ar-plant-2011-3

Things aren't looking good at this plant, check those updates
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This part wasn't there when I got the link
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Update 7:51: At least 20,000 people are being evacuated from the region says Reuters, which ominously quotes an expert who thinks there may be just a few hours until meltdown.
and this is scaring me now
 

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This is like Chernobyl, the India tsunami of 2004, and the hati earthquake all in one day

.....I have a feeling this day is far from over....
 

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Fear Zoa said:
This is like Chernobyl, the India tsunami of 2004, and the hati earthquake all in one day

.....I have a feeling this day is far from over....

Yeah, luckily, the news is reporting that, so far, all nuclear plants seem to have gone into auto-shutdown. But oil wells were destroyed, and even with contingencies, it looks like it may be a really trying time for them when the waters recede. Lots of destruction. This day will surely change Japan in a big way.
 

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What a disaster. Everyone was talking about it at school today..

My condolences to everyone who has lost loved ones in the incidents.
Don't stop fighting, Japan! And all other affected countries as well!
 

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Not good, not good at all. At times like these, I'm pretty glad to live in New England. No earthquakes, no tsunamis, no tornadoes, and no hurricanes. Just some snow and car eating rust.

I hope Japan and other affected countries have a swift recovery.
 

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dragon574444 said:
Not good, not good at all. At times like these, I'm pretty glad to live in New England. No earthquakes, no tsunamis, no tornadoes, and no hurricanes. Just some snow and car eating rust.

I hope Japan and other affected countries have a swift recovery.
Yeah, me too I'm glad I'm living somewhere where no major earthquake/tsunami could possibly happen(Quebec).
 

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