Japan braces for more tremors after powerful earthquake | DW News

[@suziewong2181]

The Japanese people are the most prepared in the world for earthquakes. God bless them for keeping calm. Our prayers and thoughts are with all of the people of Japan. 🙏🏻💖🙏🏻💖🙏🏻

[@NighTMare-gv8gz]

Unfortunately it seems that even Japanese architecture isn’t safe when the city is near the quakes epicenter.

[@JazzFunk22]

🙏🏾

[@MTMF.london]

@@NighTMare-gv8gz No city is safe near the epicentre of an earthquake. They can only try to minimise harm to human lives and dammage to infrastructure.

[@tinaforbes1059]

Literally sitting on top of The Ring of Fire 🔥 / Pacific belt.

[@Eric-lx8hp]

They still underestimated that earthquake at 9.0 on the Richter scale a few years ago that killed thousands and almost a nuclear meltdown

[@emikomina]

so far the confirmed death toll is only 4. may they rest in peace and condolences to their families, no disrespect to them but at the same time it is amazing that an earthquake that powerful has that few casualties. it is a testament to the amazing preparedness the Japanese people have when it comes to natural disasters. I pray for no more natural disasters for Japan in this new year.

[@Devilishlybenevolent]

It wasn't that big of an earthquake and the region is prone to earthquake so as the video stated the buildings are built with that in mind. All the prayers in the world won't stop the earthquake dummy.

[@leechjim8023]

The same size as the 1989 California quake, that messed up the bay area!!!😮

[@hyilpoulle]

Same earthquake in Turkey was devastating

[@grimx5772]

@@Devilishlybenevolenta 7.6 earthquake isn’t that big of a deal? Japan was prepared and ready unlike Turkey

[@ayctky901]

⁠@@Devilishlybenevolentit really was one of the biggest earthquakes in history of Japan. I was in a neighbouring region and it was the biggest one I’ve ever experienced in my life.

[@skyler7able]

Sending prayers and condolences to the people of Japan. Stay safe.

[@henryairconcepts2999]

It's incredible to see Japan's building engineering marvel at work to withstand an earthquake

[@mike365fly]

They were built to withstand godzilla attacks

[@mile_high_topher]

@@mike365fly Kaiju attacks.

[@ronaldjohnson1474]

Based upon 100 years+ of San Francisco building codes.

[@ravikumarts8845]

But the fire broke out after the earthquake because of the ruptured gas pipelines has to be dealt with properly. In India cooking gas is distributed to each household individually and it can be closed with safety cap in case of emergency. Mostly Cooking gas never supplied to individual houses through pipeline which will greatly reduce the risk of fire after earthquake. Northern parts of India also suffers from severe earthquake occasionally but never faces the risk of fire after earthquake. Since Japan is prone to frequent natural disasters they have to distribute cooking gas to each and every household like in India.

[@akaiseigo]

China should take note of this. Most of the buildings they make nowadays are made of tofu.

[@joustinepascual9475]

Prayers to the people from Japan

[@nitinkumar29]

Prayers to the people of Japan from India. I hope, you'll face this difficult times, heal and rebuilt what has been lost.

[@ゴマちゃん-t9x]

thank you from Japan❤❤❤

[@tekh_ops7855]

If only praying did anything in the first place.

[@nitinkumar29]

@@tekh_ops7855 please be positive.

[@FooFooPanda-v6f]

When I was an English teacher at public schoosl in Japan, I had the opportunity to participate in several fire drills. The students and teachers were instructed to cover their heads with cushions, hide under their desks until the shaking stopped. To prevent panic or stampedes during evacuations, the rule was to "not push, not run, and not talk." Since they were trained this way from a young age, people in the footage at the supermarket appear to be very calm. Unfortunately, if this were to happen in this country, looting would likely occur. Well, even without natural disasters, flash mobs often raid stores around here.

[@OneAdam12Adam]

The level of stupidity that we have developed is staggering isn't it? Shame on our politicians and greedy corporations.

[@mycrochetlifeanime]

i´m sending prayers and condolences to the people of japan. be careful and stay safe

[@NavinKhunte]

Magnitude : 7.6 Casualties : less than 20 That's how accurate Japan's early earthquake warning system is. Respect...

[@kleeblattchen38]

well the early warning can only go so far... it is mainly to get emergency shut downs at critical infrastructures like high speed trains, powerplants, heavy industry etc... other important parts are the strict building codes, readiness of rescue forces and the awareness and education of the population

[@AkamiChannel]

The early warning system has nothing to do with it. I am in Japan not far from Noto. Also, casualties will be over 100.

[@AkamiChannel]

Just to clarify, I am in Takaoka, Toyama. The early warning system went off about 1 second before we were hit by tremors. If you were on the Noto Peninsula there was probably no warning at all prior to the quake. Something sad I've discovered having been in Japan for 12 years is that for the big quakes you feel, there is basically no warning because the epicenter is close to you. However, for this quake I wish I had reacted immediately to the warning. We did not react because we likely thought it was for the smaller earthquake that had hit a minute prior. Still, it was only a second later that the big quake came. It would have made no difference in our situation. I will from now on be reacting quickly to every warning.

[@sazaesan0]

You have probably heard the news about a major earthquake in a foreign country that destroyed a city. But you may think, "It doesn't matter because it's a foreign country. However, disasters can happen in any country, so we should prepare for them and take lessons from them. If you can learn lessons from this disaster, the sacrifices of those affected will not have been in vain.

[@LETMino85]

They don't look like they "panic". Quite the contrary, they look pretty calm and collected.

[@Tusconforklift]

Scary. I grew up in California and experienced the northridge earthquake in 94. I was 8 or 9. It happened while i was staying the night at a friend's house, got a cool scar on my neck from it. Just remember shaking from everywhere and bot able to get anywhere. No control of nothing. Prayers to all

[@plm.nbvcxz]

2011の地震では、ほとんどの人が津波で亡くなりました。私たちは地震よりも津波が恐ろしいことを知りました。結果的に、今回は多くの人が高台に避難しました。津波も小規模です。津波さえ注意すれば、日本は地震に強い国です。たくさんの心配と祈りをありがとう❤日本より。

[@OneAdam12Adam]

We love you JAPAN! Greetings from the USA!

[@rosemariebredahl9519]

In 2011, some people didn't seek high ground soon enough, but, after seeing how devastating that was, I'm guessing more people will take tsunami warnings more seriously now(?).

[@plm.nbvcxz]

その通りです。2011の地震では、ほとんどの人が津波で亡くなりました。私たちは地震よりも津波が恐ろしいことを知りました。結果的に、今回は多くの人が高台に避難しました。津波も小規模です。津波さえ注意すれば、日本は地震に強い国です。たくさんの心配と祈りをありがとう❤日本より。

[@kleeblattchen38]

definitely, that event in 2011 really hit hard... awareness has of course always been high in japan, large and devastating quakes have hit japan multiple times, ar least 2 even just in the last century but 2011 was just in another league... one of the strongest ever recorded in human history and in combination with the location of the epicenter causing likewise record breaking tsunamis... that impacted the japanese population... now they're more prepared then ever for these things

[@aldente2011]

In my childhood, one thing that primary school asked mothers was to get their kids equipped with a cushion with a tie, purpose-made for the class room chair in normal days and also for a head protector in a big earthquake. You simply open it and cover your head in it when evacuating. I remember there were evacuation drills regularly.

[@patrickbaum5053]

One would hardly call this panic.

[@AbeNomiks]

Haiti earthquake which destroyed the country was a 7.0 magnitude

[@carolyndymond4065]

Thank you for explaining this.

[@aiai-j7i]

Terrifying! Poor people! Hoping it will all calm down...

[@djm5k]

Enforcing strict building seismic codes in Japan has paid off in terms of fatalities and building destruction. California and Mexico also have very strict building seismic codes.

[@주영희-j9z]

God bless Japan

[@pervazmalik7033]

Oh my god just horrible hope the shaking earth stops very sad to see this in Japan

[@pohanahawaii]

🙏 Oh no, hope you're okay, Japan 🇯🇵!

[@JoanSmith-uj6xh]

Sad story.

[@reimiyasaka]

Here in Vancouver where I live right now, developers are pulling out structural pillars to increase floor space once inspections are done. Canada is said to have low corruption, but when you look at the studies, it's actually low *perception of* corruption. In other words, people here are oblivious.

[@emmanuelnnaji6209]

Prayers with the Japanese at this time 🙏🙏

[@robynandrews4384]

Japanese steel certainly helps with keeping buildings somewhat intact.

[@kleeblattchen38]

it's called engineering, nothing to do with stronger materials... it's a necessity in such an economically/technologically busy country like japan to build everything resilient to quakes when it's expected to happen frequently...

[@robynandrews4384]

@@kleeblattchen38 Part of engineering is picking the appropriate materials for the job. They go hand in hand. Are you saying the best engineering would keep tofu dreg structures erect?

[@kleeblattchen38]

@@robynandrews4384 of course material is important... but they're not using different building materials than anywhere else... just different structural considerations, building techniques... bumpers to rest skyscrapers on and having some flexibility within the structure for example to allow them to sway instead of being stiff, stronger materials don't actually help in that matter

[@robynandrews4384]

@@kleeblattchen38 Japanese steel is one of the strongest in the world. Chinese steel, one of the worse. So they may use the same materials, but the quality is night and day. Japan is one of the most advanced countries for construction development of steel structures. Sound engineering practices and quality materials make all the difference. We can both be right 😊

[@kamsunleong6648]

​@@robynandrews43840:02 The Chinese space station and their entire high speed rail network are built from their own steel. Seems to be very sturdy and of top quality.

[@lovingmaya]

Wow that’s awful for Japan I hope they are safe❤

[@lifecomm]

We are getting all sorts of crazy weather on the Asia/ Oceancia side of the world! I'm in Australia and we've had a tornado and major floodings during this Xmas period. It's a testament to the Japanese people in how they behave in such a crisis. I hope all is safe!

[@allangibson8494]

Cyclones during Christmas/New Year’s are normal for northern Australia. It’s simply cyclone season.

[@AllScarsHealTarotcardreader]

Same here in the UK thankfully nothing like how other countries are but we’ve had storms since September back to back . Manchester England had tornadoes which in England it’s not unheard of but is not common. We’ve had very high winds and rain water flooding . It’s just how long it’s going on that’s weird

[@dinnerwaltz]

Everyone knows that the Japanese are the most polite and kindest people in the world.

[@MTMF.london]

They are prepared because they have a history of earthquakes. They also make sure whenever new buildings or transport infrastructure is built, they take into consideration the effects of earthquakes. They do not tolerate shortcuts - they take earthquakes seriously.

[@quakerninja]

The canadians of the sea

[@North-of-the-49th]

​@quakerninja That's an incredibly kind compliment. Thank you, sincerely. We Canadians love the Japanese people and can only hope that they are safe and healthy after this terrible event. 🤲

[@JimCastleberry]

That Bataan Death March and the Kamikazes weren't very kind or polite.

[@manekedark]

The unit 731 is disagree with that comment @@JimCastleberry

[@hudsonfrank1121]

Social media wins and my local news still haven't given a story yet.

[@JCtK858]

Sending love and prayers to all of you there in Japan.

[@Heartadia]

Japan is truly known as the living land. Her entire land is literally always geologically active.

[@jtk9259]

Until now to this day we still experiencing the aftershocks of November 7.6 magnitude earthquake here in the Philippines

[@pattymullin8515]

Thinking of you from San Francisco CA. Earthquakes are expected here also, but most unwanted. My sympathies are with the people of Japan at this very difficult and frightening time. I am hoping a tsunami does not follow. Current information is that the tsunami is not going to be catastrophic - I am sincerely hoping that is correct. My heart and best thoughts go out to everyone in Japan.

[@GoddessStone]

Ranch Palos Verdes just got one as well

[@joaolcorreia]

Panicked?! I don’t see any panic! Japanese don’t panic!

[@paulskiye6930]

Earthquake is a daily occurrence in Japan. This time is just more severe than the usual ones.

[@gb3376]

Even back in 2011, not many died from the earthquake itself. Buildings were fine and people acted civil. It’s the tsunami that caused devastation

[@kleeblattchen38]

yeah and a lack of awareness back then (relatively speaking)... among japanese it was of course always higher than anywhere else in the world but has gotten even higher since the 2011 quake...

[@li6238]

今回の地震では町の直ぐ近くに震源があり、古い木造家屋が多い地域だったために、度重なる強い地震(1日にマグニチュード5.0以上の地震が10回以上)に耐えきれず倒壊してしまった家屋が多かったです。現時点で死者60人であり、(彼らの御冥福をお祈り致します。)、これから更に増えていくことが予想されます。近くの都市部の地域では被害がほとんどなかったようです。 ただ、津波に対する危機感は強く、今回は津波よる犠牲者は少ないと思われます。

[@OneAdam12Adam]

Much respect to the great people of Japan. Greetings from the USA!❤

[@tomm187ab]

This earthquake caused a great historical tragedy in which six people died, and the Japanese imperial family canceled the public visitation that had been held on the second day of the New Year.

[@matthemming9105]

Streets ahead!? Did i hear that right?

[@paulskiye6930]

The difference between Japan and Turkey: earthquake in Japan is almost a daily occurrence. Kinda a unfair comparison. 😮

[@ChosenOne6666]

Los Angeles passed a law requiring all buildings with four or more units to retrofit for earthquakes. Its has been completed. We are ready for the next, and next and next quakes.

[@kid--presentable]

God bless and protect the great country of Japan

[@gameriot74]

It seem catastrophy will happen everywhere

[@joealagjr.5975]

thats why VTOL vehicles research and development are very necessary. a very versatile technology. imagine if theres an incoming tsunami and people had a VTOL vehicle they have an effecient way to get out in harms way and save many lives.

[@Yana-it6bt]

Japan will not be active with Taiwan situation anymore due to the devastation-simple analysis

[@suziewong2181]

Praying for all of the Japanese people. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 My family is in Nagoya and Usa in Oita, Kyushu. Does anybody have any information if there were any injuries, fires or any collapsed buildings? Family names are: Watanabe and Hino. Both families are spread over both areas. Thank you if anybody has any information. 🙏🏻🙇🏻‍♀️🙏🏻

[@plm.nbvcxz]

こんにちは。九州と名古屋であれば、被害はありません。安心してください🙏

[@JiabaoWu-xs2zv]

There shouldn’t be any danger so just relax.

[@k8o3j6i]

大分は震源地から遠く離れているので地震の影響も津波も問題ありません 名古屋は地震で揺れても被害は無く津波もありません

[@kleeblattchen38]

relax... although very powerful, even a 7.6 is almost a routine in japan... some old buildings collapsed in rural areas very near to the epicenter but the daily lives in the metropolitan area of nagoya for example weren't even interrupted...

[@DardaniaLion]

What happened on the other side of the ocean?

[@geraldh.8047]

Nothing

[@emiliosy9864]

The first natural calamity ever in 2024 what a way to start a new year.

[@rachelk2457]

Japan is the country with the Most tectonic plate seams around and through it. They're going to be smart about earthquake proof buildings especially after what happened to Kobe in the early 1990s and Tokyo in 1923.

[@深川恋太郎]

Unfortunately for Westerners, the damage is not as great as Westerners might expect, and people are not saddened by it. In fact, the damage is not that great. Most of the buildings that collapsed were very old barns, and the houses where people live are designed to be earthquake-proof, so they will not be destroyed. The media reports focus 'only' on the damaged areas. The places that are not damaged are not reported at all, which misleads the viewers. In reality, the only widespread damage is power cuts and traffic paralysis, which is actually not much. Westerners should remember that Japan is a developed country with regard to disasters. The damage is small. The Noto Peninsula is to the Russia what the Kamchatka Peninsula is to the US, or the Alaska Peninsula, an underdeveloped area and an area that hardly counts for industry. There is no need for great concern.

[@makedredd299]

There will be at least 100s more afterquakes with half the magnitude the coming days. Another news channel showed a table chart about it.

[@lasmiyatik4407]

Jepang hebat sllu menerima gempa besar.dn sunami.smga masarakat dn pemerintahannya sllu dlm rahmat Tuhan sllu bisa menerima dg kesabaran2 dn d jauhk korban jiwa Amin yra

[@davidmayhew8083]

7.6 i a very big quake! Its reassuring to hear a seimic expert mention not running outside!!! I most earthquake videos people immediately panic and run for the doors. Then they are slammed outside by heavy debris falling off of buildings. The Japanese are better at earthquake code enforcement. But there are still thousands of buildings built before modern standards. It's expensive to come up to code. The situation in Turkey was appalling!!!

[@SameAsAnyOtherStranger]

Wow. Earthquake season is starting early this year.

[@Jesusreignsking777]

God's warning judgement coming on the world more like it Matthew 24:7 (KJV) For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.

[@helenpauls1496]

@@Jesusreignsking777Nope. Tectonic plate movement.

[@Jesusreignsking777]

@@helenpauls1496 you really want me explain all the other Bible prophecys happening now cause theres many.

[@Jesusreignsking777]

@@helenpauls1496 Jesus Christ is coming back call out why you still can my friend he loves you it ay relationship not ay religion. Were all sinners who all for short of the glory of God he sent he's only son to died for any sins all we have to do is trust and believe and you will be saved. God bless not going to argue waste of time but best believe you either with Jesus Christ or your against him. Not trying sound harsh just telling the truth.

[@helenpauls1496]

@@Jesusreignsking777 All those things happened over billions of years, long before the Bible stories and will continue to happen unfortunately, due to the tectonic plate movement. A Happy New Year to you and hope you and your church are helping all the people less fortunate than you.

[@jacquelinejohnson7541]

Sending prayers 😰🙏💖🇬🇧

[@petrusromanus3790]

According to astrology, there will be many earthquakes in 2024 around the world. So be prepare and be alert.

[@belmont8792]

It's funny this happened right around the time the volcanoes erupted in Iceland. Could they be connected?

[@LongTran-uv4dm]

No, Iceland volcanoes erupt all the time, it’s just this time it erupted where people live nearby.

[@unies176]

Yes tectonic plates are on the move in the ring of fire below the oceans there . Do some research you will be surprised at the results

[@belmont8792]

@@unies176 Thanks 😊

[@brendawesley1087]

Those people are use to it

[@martinhumble]

Luckily they don't use nuclear energy

[@Mavatar11]

Japan got it the worst but there is earthquakes happening all over right now

[@kleeblattchen38]

it's a curse and a blessing simultaneously really... it's because it happens so frequently that they know to build everything under strict building codes and standards, have their rescue forces ready and prepared at any time and their population aware on what to do when it happens...

[@mikitadou]

Damn...and 2024 just started today

[@s.e.3252]

It seems that interrupting & talking over is a "normal" behaviour among journalists, so rude.

[@davidmalachi7482]

Matthew 24:7-8 KJV For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places. [8] All these are the beginning of sorrows.

[@MarySyrianGirl]

japan : 4 dead Turkey&Syria:: 60.000 its all about engineering

[@ramsfan709]

What a way to start the new year. Not good

[@1027HANA-lc5ke]

Yes 1st. On New Year.We was in the Shopping Mall yesterday and was swinging around a little bit in Nagoya. 😂

[@manomyth11]

Lame news company, not much footage but tons of yammering from some bloke from the other side of the world'. 👎

[@Epicilogy]

I swear bruh if people begjn protesting to protect Japan im done bro

[@henrychuailou9357]

Bad² year beginning

[@chlcdny]

☆○•°☆ My Condolences to The Families of the Deceased; Perseverance and Quick Relief, to The Still Living!☆•☆°♡°

[@raibernalkumar2827]

God Save japan..... 🙏🙏

[@NoctLightCloud]

the new year has already started not so good for Japan

[@-Evil-Genius-]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🌊 *Initial Earthquakes and Tsunami Warning* - Japan facing aftershocks and a high-level tsunami warning. - Immediate impact, including reported deaths, power outages, and evacuations. - Government reassurance about nuclear power plant safety amid the crisis. 02:16 🚨 *Evaluation of Earthquake Magnitudes and Risks* - Assessment of the seismic activity, focusing on the magnitude 7.6 earthquake. - Likelihood of future tremors and comparisons to historical seismic events. - Insights into the unpredictability of earthquakes and potential risks. 03:10 🏢 *Japan's Preparedness and Building Resilience* - Japan's success in building earthquake-resilient structures. - Citizen behavior during earthquakes, emphasizing staying indoors for safety. - Acknowledgment of the effectiveness of evacuation warnings and building codes. 04:21 🚄 *Early Warning Systems and Seismic Building Codes* - Recognition of Japan's advanced early warning systems, including stopping trains. - Explanation of the time difference between surface and body waves for early alerts. - Importance of enforcing seismic building codes for infrastructure safety. 05:54 🌐 *Learning from Japan's Approach* - Emphasis on the importance of enforcing seismic building codes globally. - Comparisons with other countries, highlighting issues with code enforcement. - Acknowledgment of Japan's effective measures in dealing with earthquakes. Made with HARPA AI

[@rasterman2792]

His shirt

[@arrow1414]

And 2024 hits the ground running with the Earth having indigestion!

[@AngelRoseHeaven]

🙏

[@KingAlphaOmega]

Fortunately, we're not in Japan, a country that unfortunately experiences frequent natural disasters.

[@kleeblattchen38]

unfortunately fortunate though... since japan is most frequently hit, their infrastructure is the most resilient against it and the people are more aware/experienced than anywhere else... I'd rather live to experience 2 earthquakes in japan than experience it once (potentially die) in another country where people and the government as well as the infrastructure just aren't prepared...

[@staciehahn9175]

I love that professors TV shirt! 👚 it’s fancy! I bet he is a fun professor ❤

[@karieoki]

cause japanese ppl are well behave. thats how you save lives!

[@Aliengames314]

It seems the kaijus have started a war

[@ramonocampo8138]

Let as pray for Japan 😢 recovery amen.

[@patriciawhite6178]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@atifwqs]

Could have been a geoscientist from Japan but DW did not make enough effort to find an expert from the country directly affected.

[@GreytDays-rx5sg]

No one trusts the Japanese

[@MTMF.london]

Um, may be they are too busy trying to help their own people together with the government?

[@GreytDays-rx5sg]

@@MTMF.london what the government that covers things up like the Tories?

[@MTMF.london]

@@GreytDays-rx5sg What nonsense are you talking about mate. What do the Tories have to do with the earthquake in Japan.

[@davidkottman3440]

Lol, seriously; criticizing a German network for not finding a Japanese scientist to speak English ?

[@GalactusOG]

Godzilla!

[@mi-rw8to]

Mothra! and King Ghidorah

[@GreytDays-rx5sg]

Cthulu

[@Jesusreignsking777]

Nope God's warning to the world to repent Matthew 24:7 (KJV) For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.

[@epursimuove1633]

It’s normal for Japan.

[@ayctky901]

This level of earthquakes are NOT normal in Japan. This is a national emergency.

[@paranoidhumanoid]

Their public works agency will patch-up and rebuild the roadways in less than 72 hours guaranteed.

[@pnutwestsidefam4129]

What if it was connected to that wave that hit California

[@MS-zp5by]

And i thought 2023 was bad, just imagine what to expect if this is on day 1

[@gwlgurley532]

Right

[@generalflamey3021]

It's a habit for the earth

[@Jesusreignsking777]

Matthew 24:7 (KJV) For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.

[@LegalizedYoda]

Guraguraguragura

[@ronaldjohnson1474]

Gee, I have a beard because I can! That must make me superior! My poor grasp of language & common sense doesn't make less of a man!

[@uniqueuniverse1801]

May Lord be with all the people in Japan and be their saviour in this difficult times of natural disaster incident..... Praying to Lord Krishna for the safety for all the people affected

[@flamesthrowers3392]

Meanwhile Fukushima Nuclear Waste silenty swimming in the vast sea every second

[@beverleypeacock]

Hahaha...A seismic exemption tax.....Hahahahaha .. Sorry to laugh but that is insane. We humans must see these ridiculous strategies, to save momey, for what they are...Totally insane.

[@faizanmckagan2827]

Godzilla @ it again

[@yousifatobiya7279]

The occurrence of stoms,rains,ice, and floods at times and in unexpected places,confirms my theory the end of the (dynamic horizontal movement )which needs to balance and it sill under control to balance... But about earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, sinkholes, tsunami, dry lakes and rivers, flow of water from the mountains and hills,explodeand of eyes water from the ground, formation of new mountains or islands, collaps of mountains ,and cracks on ground,& ,& ,&,they are out of control or balance... Note :The earth will become like Venus... Yousif A Tobiya

[@王真-r7x]

The 7.6-magnitude earthquake on the Noto Peninsula in Japan was applauded by Chinese netizens!

[@kleeblattchen38]

what kind of people applaud natural disasters...

[@王真-r7x]

@@kleeblattchen38 The Communist Party does not educate human beings

[@ravikumarts8845]

Immediately after earthquake the fire broke out instantly causing more damage. What is the reason for the fire? If broken gas pipelines are the cause of fire, why don't they distribute cooking gas cylinders to each household individually as done in India so that the cylinders can be closed in case of emergency. Why gas is supplied through pipe lines when there is frequent natural disaster in Japan. When they able to construct earthquake proof buildings expecting a huge earthquake why don't they follow distribution of cooking gas to each household individually as done in India to avoid fire accidents after earthquakes.

[@ey3z4ya]

The earthquake is the reason for the fire

[@thebackrooms7511]

Gas lines

[@allangibson8494]

Broken gas lines are the usual reason. Unlike electricity distribution, they don’t trip on leaks. Historically wood or charcoal fires also contributed.

[@ravikumarts8845]

@@allangibson8494 when they construct earthquake proof buildings why don't they distribute cooking gas cylinders to individual household as done in India which can be closed in case of emergency. Why they are supplying cooking gas through pipe lines when there is frequent natural disasters in Japan.

[@allangibson8494]

@@ravikumarts8845 Cooking gas cylinders are even more of a problem - because they fall over and the valves get sheared off. Vibration triggered and excess flow valves are a “thing” however - just rarely fitted to consumer grade devices.

[@WddWdd-h2d]

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[@tada8092]

Californians know how to behave, too.

[@spadecheck8874]

How can I going watch one piece now. 😢