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Help Japan / Sunday, April 3, 2011 @ 10:57 AM
From: The Straits Time
State of Japan
The statistics for this town alone are grim. Of the 17,666 people who once lived here, at least 322 have been confirmed dead and thousands more have disappeared, still buried in the ruins or sucked out to sea. Another 9,325 lost their homes and live in 45 shelters, mostly schools, spread on hills along the bay.
The tsunami swept away nearly every business, every job. There is no electricity or running water, and very little fuel. Some 70 per cent of Minamisanriku's 5,574 houses were destroyed. Inside a hilltop sports arena that serves as shelter, morgue and makeshift office, Mr Sato sits red-eyed behind a small desk. 'Whatever happens,' he says, 'we're going to need a lot of help.'
How to help them? )':
From: The Straits Time
State of Japan
The statistics for this town alone are grim. Of the 17,666 people who once lived here, at least 322 have been confirmed dead and thousands more have disappeared, still buried in the ruins or sucked out to sea. Another 9,325 lost their homes and live in 45 shelters, mostly schools, spread on hills along the bay.
The tsunami swept away nearly every business, every job. There is no electricity or running water, and very little fuel. Some 70 per cent of Minamisanriku's 5,574 houses were destroyed. Inside a hilltop sports arena that serves as shelter, morgue and makeshift office, Mr Sato sits red-eyed behind a small desk. 'Whatever happens,' he says, 'we're going to need a lot of help.'
How to help them? )':
