日本對開海域9級地震,引致大量人命傷亡 [復制鏈接]

引用第810樓sakura_3212004於2011-03-15 02:54發表的“”:
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1820: The French ASN nuclear safety authority says the incident at the Fukushima plant could be classed as level 5 or 6 on the international scale of 1 to 7. It is currently rated at level 4. The IAEA has a guide to the nuclear events scale in this pdf file.
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引用第811樓sakura_3212004於2011-03-15 02:55發表的“”:
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1839: UK nuclear expert John Large tells the BBC that the wind direction off the east coast of Japan is moving round to the south, which could take any radioactive plume from the Fukushima plant over the Tokyo region.
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引用第809樓sakura_3212004於2011-03-15 02:53發表的“”:
1844: Mikan in Tokyo writes: "There is a growing sense that the Japanese government is not telling us the true story. On one end, there is the Japanese media that plays down the nuclear drama and focuses on human drama, and at the other, the foreign media is up-playing the nuclear disaster. In my company I heard at least half the essential staff is being sent to Hong Kong, Singapore or even Sydney. I am preparing to leave Tokyo and/or Japan. So are many of my friends. There is a sense of deserting Tokyo as soon as possible."

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會唔會搬返個首都去一千年前 [表情] [表情]

引用第816樓火鳳凰於2011-03-15 03:20發表的“”:
The United States has sent a team of experts to assist Japan at the nuclear site, including two cooling experts.
U.S. officials are also "assembling a team of experts that would be dispatched in the near future," Greg Jaczko, chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said.
Japan has asked for additional types of equipment that will help provide water and keep the reactors cool, Jaczko said.
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引用第815樓火鳳凰於2011-03-15 03:17發表的“”:
一千年前既首都係京都，而家係一個古都，點搬過去呀？ [表情]

引用第816樓火鳳凰於2011-03-15 03:20發表的“”:
The United States has sent a team of experts to assist Japan at the nuclear site, including two cooling experts.
U.S. officials are also "assembling a team of experts that would be dispatched in the near future," Greg Jaczko, chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said.
Japan has asked for additional types of equipment that will help provide water and keep the reactors cool, Jaczko said.
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