Tragedy in japan

More than 1,000 people are feared to have died after the sixth largest earthquake in recorded history devastated Japan yesterday. The massive earthquake - 8,000 times stronger than the one that hit New Zealand last month - sent a catastrophic 33 foot tsunami hurtling across the Pacific Ocean.
Last night the strength of the quake increased to a staggering 9.0 on the Richter scale. Thousands of people were also forced to flee for their lives as the wall of water bore down on them, sweeping away everything in its path.
Huge fires burned unabated across large parts of the country as damaged oil refineries and gas works billowed black smoke into the sky. Half the country was understood to be without power, with four million homes in Tokyo alone being cut off, while the army has been deployed to the quake-hit areas to help relief efforts.

Earthquake

earthquake in Japan is expected to spread to southeast asia and pacific countries, it is worrying people in asia and the pacific, the trauma that occurred several years ago to be a fear in itself, it is expected to be awarded the rescue efforts in tackling the disaster, hopefully this does not cause harm and damage to the larger, "we all hope that disaster does not happen", said chief executive arienews.blogspot
the things that makes the Japanese are always hit by the earthquake because the Japanese are included in the line of volcanoes

Earthquake in Japan

INTERNATIONAL - ASIA
Friday, March 11, 2011, 18:41:00
Earthquake-Tsunami Victims Killed 32 People Japan

TOKYO - There is no certainty the number of victims of the earthquake and tsunami disaster that recently occurred in Japan, on Friday (11 / 3) afternoon. So far, reports from government officials Sakura Affairs, reported the Associated Press (AP), said that the recorded death toll of 32 people. Some degree, like any other disaster, the number is still very likely continue to grow, over the search process and the evacuation of the newspaper.

Report on at least 32 people were found TEWS, as quoted by AP, submitted by the Fire and Disaster Management Agency of Japan. Also included in their records, a major fire caused by the earthquake in a turbine building nuclear power plants in eastern Japan Sea.