Big earthquake in Japan

[tipsygypsy]

Originally Posted by termogard

I am talking on-line to skilled people now. They say that large amount of water mixing with bromic acid will stop melting and cool overheated core of reactor. It will take some time. Negative consequences include mentioned radioactive vapor, poisonous chlorine gas and hygrogen gas ( if they use sea water to pump into reactor) that can explode once again....

uuum I can't do anything for that.....

TV says they already have started pouring sea water......

[tipsygypsy]

oh yeah! the guy on TV also says it can cause another explosion if they pour sea water in wrong way.

[protheus]

Originally Posted by Nyororin

There was a lot of talk that the embassies of multiple countries had contacted registered residents in Japan to appeal to them to leave the country, and that they would help with securing transportation out.

It's a standard procedure in case of an emergency, like war, natural disaster or anything else which involves the citizens of their country.

[tipsygypsy]

and now I realized that my neighborhood is getting more silent than ever. is this symptom of something bad?

[termogard]

Originally Posted by tipsygypsy

and now I realized that my neighborhood is getting more silent than ever. is this symptom of something bad?

People are shocked......but your countrymen enough strong to overcome any disasters!

[tipsygypsy]

oh again and again! aftershocks every minute after minute.

[tipsygypsy]

Now they are sending extra 30,000 self defensive force crews for rescue! go for it!

[Nyororin]

Originally Posted by protheus

It's a standard procedure in case of an emergency, like war, natural disaster or anything else which involves the citizens of their country.

Contacting foreign residents is normal procedure - but encouraging them to leave the country (even in areas unaffected) is definitely not.

I hear they sent out pumps and other equipment from Komaki. Go Komaki!! (It`s local.)

[tipsygypsy]

Originally Posted by Nyororin

Contacting foreign residents is normal procedure - but encouraging them to leave the country (even in areas unaffected) is definitely not.

I hear they sent out pumps and other equipment from Komaki. Go Komaki!! (It`s local.)

so can I say congratulations? you're leaving japan aren't you? good for you

[protheus]

Originally Posted by Nyororin

encouraging them to leave the country (even in areas unaffected) is definitely not.

For a country which is used to earthquakes yes, it seems strange to do that, but for others, even the shaking of a table with your knee scares the cr.. out of them.