Friday, December 7, 2012
7.3 Magnitude Quake Hits Northeastern Japan on Dec. 7, 2012: 1-meter Tsunami Advisories Launched
Japan has been hit by a new quake. There have been warnings of a 1-meter tsunami. Messages have been sent out to the population, asking them to leave their homes and to remember what happened 11 months ago. The quake rattled nerves, buildings and furniture in Tokyo. A lot of people are still on edge. The Fukushima nuclear plant is safe for now.
Many people are paying attention to the tsunami advisory. They are taking things seriously in light of what happened to Sendai last year.
The memories of last March 2011 quake are still fresh on people's memories.
"Run as fast as you can. There is a tsunami coming" blasted the message. And this time, Japanese people heeded the message. They knew what the last tsunami did to the country. They are en garde.
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