Tsunami Carnage in Ishinomaki 15th March 2011 after Magitude 9.0 Earthquake off Japan
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Gokaiger203heroes 2 months ago
going here tomorrow. our school is helping clean out houses at a volunteer center
SOLE1PRODUCTIONS 9 months ago
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I think he said "They're all safe"
iashakezula 11 months ago
@pogany11
I believe he said "their all safe"
iashakezula 11 months ago
my heart is shattered. this was/is my mother's hometown, where our 1/2 of our family is/was. only know one cousin and aunty so far heard from. devastation can happen anywhere, anytime, to anyone. please help.
KonaSitkaRose 11 months ago
@GuardianSoulkeeper you seem to be concerned more with replacing houses than saving lives. Recent earthquake (bigest in history) didnt damage buildings in Tokio, so it means thousands of lives were saved if brick constructions are well built. Tsunami probably damages brick constructions but to a lesser degree than wood, thus giving people better chances of survival than wood. Maybe an experienced japanese constructor could tell us what is better construction material in this type of disasters.
otirudam 11 months ago
@otirudam Disagree. Wooden structures are easily torn down, cleared away and replaced. The earthquake and following tsunami would have damaged any brick & mortar building to the point where it would need to be torn down anyway. In such a situation, I'd be happier with a wooden house than a brick one.
GuardianSoulkeeper 11 months ago
@otirudam Quite true lol.
intellimouseFTW 11 months ago
Would it be a fair statement to say that many houses and buildings got easily overrun by the tsunami bcos they were built mainly with wood? I am not an expert in construction, but to me it seems that if brick and concrete had been used instead of wood, the wreckage would of been less. Does anybody agree or disagree on this?
otirudam 11 months ago
Pray for Japan. We are all one soul.
greshamweed 11 months ago