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Today, I went to work. Some of my co-worker have their family in the afflicted area. I had been minding that anyhow these days. So I really got relieved when I heard their family survived the Tunami though two co-workers sadly told their family lost their house.
This area I live in has little risk of Tunami. However a string of earthquake this time is giving mighty quakes also around here.
I wrote 'giving', not 'gave'. Because a lot of aftershocks still are happening here, and also the government announced that we still have to care another big afterquake by 17th March.
Many people including me are setting their mobile phone to receive the earthquake alert with strong vibration. It really excites me. And I guess everyone has been nervous these days. Plus, my work place is an old construction and has got damage by the first eathquake. We escaped to outside today again when an alert informed a forecast of earthquake, though there was no serious afterquake around here, for now.
However there are less aftershocks and the scale is getting smaller. I don't feel very scary it now than before.
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This area I live in has little risk of Tunami. However a string of earthquake this time is giving mighty quakes also around here.
I wrote 'giving', not 'gave'. Because a lot of aftershocks still are happening here, and also the government announced that we still have to care another big afterquake by 17th March.
Many people including me are setting their mobile phone to receive the earthquake alert with strong vibration. It really excites me. And I guess everyone has been nervous these days. Plus, my work place is an old construction and has got damage by the first eathquake. We escaped to outside today again when an alert informed a forecast of earthquake, though there was no serious afterquake around here, for now.
However there are less aftershocks and the scale is getting smaller. I don't feel very scary it now than before.
Thank you for checking my entry, leaving your comment or sending a message for me, or chatting with me when I was feeling lonely at home alone. I really appreciate you!
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A dairy entry
Some of my co-workers have their family in the affected area.
That has been on my mind a lot lately.
So I really felt relieved when I heard that their family survived the tsunami, though two co-workers sadly told us that their family had lost their houses.
This area I live in has little risk of being affected by tsunami.
Because a lot of aftershocks are still happening, and also the government announced that we still have to be careful of a big earthquake on 17th March.
Many people, including me, are setting their mobile phones to receive the earthquake alerts with strong vibration.
It really makes me anxious.
Plus, my work place is an old building and has gotten damage by the first earthquake.
I don't feel as scared now as I did before.
Thank you for checking my entries, leaving your comments or sending a message to me, or chatting with me when I was feeling lonely at home alone.
Oh my God, there's still a big earthquake coming? :( That is so horrible. It's only March, and there have been so many earthquakes already. I can't even imagine what the people in the affected areas are going through.
I don't know how big it will be, and whether really it will come or not.
However caring it is better even if it will end up waste of worrying!