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Pray for Japan
It would soon be one year since I last visited Japan. Just 3 days ago, I couldn’t believe of what I heard and saw about the earthquake and Tsunami that hit Japan. A lot of devastating images and videos, both online and on the TV showed how the angry black water uprooting houses and cars were washed away by strong currents as if they were toys.
This natural disaster has caused more than 2,000 people dead and some 2,000 are injured. The number of confirmed dead is expected to rise to around 10,000. Disheartened. Now, there’s a fear of a meltdown of the reactor of the quake-sticken Japanese nuclear plant in Fukushima. What I can do now is to pray and hope that nothing more major will happen.
Let’s just pray for Japan. Let’s do it if we can help in any way to make donation: Japanese Red Cross Society.
and I haven’t even visited Japan before… 🙁
I hope you will in the future. And I am hoping that Japan will recover very soon!
So sad what is happening there! Japan is in my prayers.
Cheers,
Rosa
I am sad too and I think Japanese people have been really brave and strong.
I’ve donated to another organization and I’m also keeping Japan and its people constantly in my thoughts and prayers. I’ve never gone there even though my boyfriend taught English there for a year. Thankfully both our friends there are safe, as are there families. It won’t ever be the same after this, but I do hope to visit one day.
I hope our donations will help Japan in any way that need. I am glad to know that you friends are safe.
I think it’s going to take a while to rebuilt the areas. Japan is in my prayers.
Yes, will continue to pray for Japan. So heart-breaking!
Yes, very sad to see what has happened. Mother nature can sweep everything away in seconds.
Japan is in our daily prayers. It makes my heart weep every time I read about it.
Yes, it is sad to see how people suffer and a lot of lives have been claimed 🙁
So sad when reading all the news about Japan. I keep praying for them everyday.
I think the Japanese people will appreciate our prayers and helps in any way we could.