Big earthquake in Japan

[Kozyra]

Muslims wish from God to safe and help all people in Japan , and a Good Future for them.

[termogard]

Originally Posted by Kozyra

Muslims wish from God to safe and help all people in Japan , and a Good Future for them.

What muslims think about current NATO bombings of Lybia?

[Kozyra]

Originally Posted by termogard

What muslims think about current NATO bombings of Lybia?

There are some people believed that NATO want to help people in Libya through the destruction of the Air Force to Gaddafi. There are some people believed that Libya might be a new Iraq.

[Kozyra]

イスラム教徒が安全に日本ではすべての人になりたい、 彼らに明るい未来を願って

[Eiffel]

Some waves were 23 m high.

[termogard]

URGENT: Grayish smoke seen billowing from Fukushima No. 3 reactor building

TOKYO, March 21, Kyodo

Grayish smoke was seen billowing from a building that houses the No. 3 reactor of the troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station on Monday, plant operator Tokyo Electric Power Co. said.

After the smoke was spotted at the southeast of the building around 3:55 p.m., TEPCO said it had temporarily evacuated its workers from the site as it assessed the situation.

==Kyodo News

[termogard]

Vladimir Asmolov, curently Vice-CEO of RosAtom state corporation and a former "liquidator" (rescue worker) of Chernobyl disaster, has just returned from Tokyo and gave an exclusive interview to Izvestia newspaper.

quotes :

"The main problem that prevented to restore water cooling of reactors during 2 or 3 days after eathquake and tsunami were weak initiative of managers, located at Fukushima -Daiichi and strong hierarchy of TEPCO staff. Literally all reports from Daiichi NPP concerning to urgent measures and operations were discussing a very long time and finally disappeared in cabinets of white collars. Nobody wished to take responsibility, making strong and unusual decisions in time. Figuratively speaking, reactors "were asking for water 3 days" but bureaucrats did not make any vitally important decisions.

Prior to our arriving, Japanese workers tried to spray water into damaged reactors from helicopters and water cannons, mounted on firefighter cars, but from a distance of around 50 meters.
It wasn't enough effective just because of much wasted water.
We were discussing with them a tactic of maximal effectivity of delivering water into damaged reactors. Finally, we offered so-called "automated variant" when a water cannon was installed nearby a reactor building together with diesel-generator. So , the device could work a relatively long time, pouring water directly into reactor, without service of humans in dangerous contaminated zone.
Another advice we gave to our collegues is about management of rescue works at the station. The person "in charge" must be on a territory of NPP, gaining vitally important information from a first hand and make urgent decisions and offer important solutions right "on money" and right there. Earlier, the person "in charge" was sitting somewhere in Tokyo, waiting for phone calls about current situation at Fukushima Daiichi NPP." It was a real problem to deliver real-time information, depicted in details, to him."

Source

[kenmei]

Originally Posted by Frankblog

I think that radiation is a major problem for the whole world. Risk of radiation can be seen in the fear of the Japanese pepople. They were always calm people and it was hard to surprise them. This situation for them is very difficult. Personally, this poses a risk. I got radiation detector for your safety.
I bought it online on web site Radiation Checker.
Just receive it in 2 days ago.

Bye!

congrats on wasting your money, almost as smart as the french government pulling out artwork from hiroshima (totally unaffected area) gallaries for fear of contamination.

[tipsygypsy]

live on Ustream. They even don't broadcast on TV anymore. Japanese government is hiding something. iwakamiyasumi on USTREAM: フリージャーナリスト・岩上安身が、どこにでも出かけ て、誰にでも取材し、可能な限り、ダイレクトに情報を お伝えします。インタビュー、対談、記者会見、などな ど。. ...

[kenmei]