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50,000 troops for the rescue and recovery efforts
Emergencies at nuclear reactors as cooling fails
200 to 300 bodies found in one coastal city after tsunami. Unimaginable Destruction. Take a Look
At least 90 fires in northeast Japan
More than 100 aftershocks, See the ground still moving http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wa0WpKVAn3M&feature=player_embedded
Videos of Air Jets Parked hit by tsunami at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBGFwu9G4UA
CCTV video of tsunami wave hitting Sendai airport
Japan launched a massive, military-led rescue operation Saturday after a giant quake and tsunami killed hundreds of people and turned the northeastern coast into a swampy wasteland as authorities braced for a possible meltdown at a nuclear reactor. Prime Minister Naoto Kan said he is sending 50,000 troops for the rescue and recovery efforts following Friday's 8.9-magnitude quake that unleashed one of the greatest disasters Japan has witnessed — a 23-foot (7-meter) tsunami that washed far inland over fields, smashing towns, airports and highways in its way. The official death toll stood at 413, while 784 people were missing and 1,128 injured. In addition, police said between 200 and 300 bodies were found along the coast in Sendai, the biggest city in the area near the quake's epicenter. An untold number of bodies were also believed to be lying in the rubble and debris. Rescue workers had yet to reach the hardest-hit areas. |
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"Unfortunately, we must be prepared for the number to rise greatly," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano told reporters Saturday. More than 215,000 people were living in 1,350 temporary shelters in five prefectures, or states, the national police agency said. Since the quake, more than 1 million households have not had water, mostly concentrated in north east. Japanese media quoted local officials as saying the death toll was expected to top 1,000 as authorities tried to reach the hardest-hit areas. Kan said a total of 190 military planes and 25 ships have been sent to the area. "Most of houses along the coastline were washed away, and fire broke out there," he said after inspecting the quake area in a helicopter. "I realized the extremely serious damage the tsunami caused." Adding to the worries was the damage at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, where two reactors had lost cooling ability. Aerial scenes of the town of Ofunato showed homes and warehouses in ruins. Sludge and high water spread over acres of land, with people seeking refuge on roofs of partially submerged buildings. At one school, a large white "SOS" had been spelled out in English. The earthquake that struck off the northeastern shore ranked as the fifth-largest earthquake in the world since 1900 and was nearly 8,000 times stronger than one that devastated Christchurch, New Zealand, last month, scientists said. Edano said an initial assessment found "enormous damage." |
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Police said 200-300 bodies were found along the coast in Sendai, the biggest city in the area. Authorities said they weren't able to reach the area because of damage to the roads. For more than two terrifying, seemingly endless minutes Friday afternoon, the quake shook apart homes and buildings, cracked open highways and unnerved even those who have learned to live with swaying skyscrapers. Then came the devastating tsunami that washed far inland over fields and smashed towns. The town of Rikuzentakada, population 24,700, in northern Iwate prefecture, looked largely submerged in muddy water, with hardly a trace of houses or buildings of any kind. The entire Pacific had been put on alert — including coastal areas of South America, Canada and Alaska — but waves there were not as bad as expected. Residents in Miyagi prefecture, who spent the night on top of a building, were rescued Saturday morning, the Asahi Shimbun newspaper reported. Japan Earthquake & Tsunami Images |
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"I was unable stay on my feet because of the violent shaking," a woman with a baby on her back told television in northern Japan. "The aftershocks gave us no reprieve, then the tsunami came when we tried to run for cover."
In one of the worst-hit residential areas, people buried under rubble could be heard calling out "Help" and "When are we going to be rescued?", the Kyodo news agency reported hours after the quake and tsunami. Rescuers were having a hard time reaching areas due to destroyed roads.
TV footage showed fires engulfing a large waterfront area in northeastern Japan. Houses and other buildings caught fire across large swathes of land in Kesennuma, near Sendai.
Kyodo reported that contact was lost with four trains along the northeast coast.
In one town alone on the northeastern coast, Minami-soma, some 1,800 houses were destroyed or badly ravaged, a Defense Ministry spokeswoman said.
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A second, magnitude 6.6 quake struck central Japan along the northwest coast around 4 a.m. local time on Saturday, causing buildings to sway.
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A high-intensity 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Japan at around 1: 45pm Japan local time. It was a horrific quake that rattled the east coast of Japan but did not trigger a tsunami there. The Japanese Meteorological Agency later told that the quake was originated approximately 8.8 miles beneath the earth. The huge effect of the quake was felt in Honshu province of Japan where the house and buildings remained shaking for several seconds.
Assessing the whole situation, the Japanese Meteorological Agency has issued a tsunami alert for the northeastern coast. According to the agency scientists, 20-inch tall tsunami waves can hit the coast around noon Wednesday thus, the natives should leave the area immediately so that they could remain safe from the catastrophic effects of the tsunami. Another mega earthquake of 6.3-magnitude was immediately felt after the main quake and still the aftershocks were continue.
There were no immediate news of injuries and damages. The officials are still assessing the situation and they are trying to know if the quake has caused any damage. It is being said that even the buildings in Tokyo were also shaken and they also felt the effect of the quake.
There were no immediate news of injuries and damages. The officials are still assessing the situation and they are trying to know if the quake has caused any damage. It is being said that even the buildings in Tokyo were also shaken and they also felt the effect of the quake.
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The US Geological Survey also released a statement immediately following the Japan’s earthquake in which they said that they were not feeling any tsunami warning for the island of Hawaii and everything was normal there. They said there could be local tsunamis in the area but they were not expecting any big tsunami.
