Japanese big **! 161 people were killed, 103 people were missing, and the Ishikawa Prefecture Peninsula was plunged into a deep disaster!
Hello everyone, this is shocking, heartbreaking news! The Noto Peninsula in Japan's Ishikawa Prefecture has suffered a catastrophic catastrophe, with the death toll rising to 161 and 103 people still missing. This is not only a great event, but also a huge destruction of people's lives and homes.
Just on New Year's Day 2024, the west coast of Japan was hit by a series of strong **, the strongest of which reached a magnitude of 7Level 6. This not only triggered a tsunami warning, but was the first major tsunami warning since 2011. Along the entire West Coast, the tsunami height even reached a staggering 42 meters! What a majestic force it is, destroying everything, making people shudder.
A 90-year-old woman was miraculously rescued from a rubble 124 hours after the incident, and she turned out to be alive. This miracle seems to be especially precious in the midst of endless tragedy. However, more than 1,370 houses were destroyed, and Ishikawa Prefecture had 660,000 households without water, 2390,000 households lost power. It's no longer a simple number, it's a broken family, a broken life.
In this catastrophe, the Japanese people paid a huge price. More than 2,300 people have lost contact with the outside world because roads and bridges have been destroyed. 357 refuge points opened, 2880,000 people were evacuated, and 5,900 Self-Defense Forces risked their lives in the most dangerous places. It's a great solidarity and a struggle for life.
Chinese netizens have expressed deep sympathy for the disaster. Someone said with emotion: "Life is impermanent, cherish the present." Some people even said: "In the face of disasters, how small are national borders, and we are all people of the same global village." ”
It is at this time that we would like to express our deep sympathy to the people of Japan, and at the same time recognize the impact of natural disasters on the entire planet. At this time, it is all the more important for different countries to work closely together to address various challenges. We cannot ignore the ecological balance of the earth, let alone turn a blind eye to each other because of national borders.
Although we are on the same earth, our hearts are here, and we are close to the hearts of the people who have suffered from the disaster, and we will work together to send them the most sincere blessings. I hope that in the face of this disaster, the Japanese people will be strong and the international community will work together to get out of the gloom and welcome a new life.
Let us be grateful and cherish every ordinary day we have. After the disaster, may Japan recover as soon as possible, and may everyone be able to rebuild their homes and start over. This disaster may make us more aware of the fragility of life, but it also makes us more aware of the love between people and the close connection between countries. At this time, we are the sons and daughters of the earth, guarding this common home.