Earthquake hit southern Japan

[sanumadu]

A 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit southern Japan's Kyushu Island early Saturday morning local time in virtually the same location as Thursday's deadly, damaging 6.2 magnitude foreshock.

Residents are slowly trying to piece their lives back together, but officials say that as many as 1,500 have been injured and 180,000 are without shelter.

The US military said it is getting ready to provide aerial support for Japan's relief efforts. The U.S. has major Air Force, Navy and Marine bases in Japan, and stations about 50,000 troops in the country.

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[sri D]

BUMP

 

[pathumdc]

japan maha karumakkaara ratak ban kochchara lassana unath....natural disasters walin kisi aduwak na...

 

[sanumadu]

japan maha karumakkaara ratak ban kochchara lassana unath....natural disasters walin kisi aduwak na...

 

[hancok]

japan maha karumakkaara ratak ban kochchara lassana unath....natural disasters walin kisi aduwak na...

Lankawa wage kisi deyak wennathi ratawal nisa inna minissu melo reddak bari melo rahak nathi ewun

 

[Executer]

 

[dimuthmike]

Strange Foam Blankets Streets of Japan After Earthquake

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The 7.3 magnitude quake hit 90 km away from the city of Fukuoka, where residents reported not suffering too much damage from the quake. Since there wasn’t as much damage it makes the foam even more mysterious. This may turn out to be one of those mysterious events that never gets talked about, and no one ever claims responsibility for.

If a pipe burst underground, it doesn’t quite explain the foam, unless the pipe contained some strange chemical that was aerated through the cracks in the road. So what is really happening? Let us know what you think is causing this strange phenomena that has covered Japanese streets with foam in the comments.



https://twitter.com/ilinkCEO_NOW/status/721026565203623938/photo/1

 

[sanumadu]

Strange Foam Blankets Streets of Japan After Earthquake

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The 7.3 magnitude quake hit 90 km away from the city of Fukuoka, where residents reported not suffering too much damage from the quake. Since there wasn’t as much damage it makes the foam even more mysterious. This may turn out to be one of those mysterious events that never gets talked about, and no one ever claims responsibility for.

If a pipe burst underground, it doesn’t quite explain the foam, unless the pipe contained some strange chemical that was aerated through the cracks in the road. So what is really happening? Let us know what you think is causing this strange phenomena that has covered Japanese streets with foam in the comments.



https://twitter.com/ilinkCEO_NOW/status/721026565203623938/photo/1

 

[BLACKLIST_MEMBER]

Lankawa wage kisi deyak wennathi ratawal nisa inna minissu melo reddak bari melo rahak nathi ewun

nikanma badata watenakan kata aragena bana bana huulla huulla inna eka thamai karanne

 

[Nu1Dnk]

pau ban, un hemadama beta kanawa oken, hebei unta maarama aathma shakthiyak thiyena minissu kottasayak.

 

[urajdrlk]

මාසෙන් ඔය ටික තිබ්බටත් වඩා හොදට හදයි උන්.....

 

[sanumadu]

මාසෙන් ඔය ටික තිබ්බටත් වඩා හොදට හදයි උන්.....

 

[G.D.1.nirmal]

මාසෙන් ඔය ටික තිබ්බටත් වඩා හොදට හදයි උන්.....

 

[kash123]

eye peredath deka thunak ma una neda japan wala ??

 

[sanumadu]

eye peredath deka thunak ma una neda japan wala ??