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Sabtu, 21 Mei 2011
Selasa, 1 Februari 2011
Nasihat Untuk Mangsa Banjir | SHAHAZRIN.COM
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| LUMPUH...Aktiviti harian penduduk daerah Segamat terjejas akibat hujan berterusan yang mengakibatkan banjir teruk melanda pekan itu, hari ini. - Foto Khairil Faizi Jamian |
Salam semua, lima buah negeri dilandan banjir dan mencatatkan 3 kematian setakat ini. Sungguh membimbangkan... Negeri Sembilan Melaka Johor Pahang Dan Sabah. Tolong yer... ibu bapa saudara mara yang tahu pasal tahap keselamtan semasa banjir, memantau aktiviti anak-anak serta adik-adik kita. Ini bukan masa nak berseronok. Jangan cuba jadi "SUPERHERO" nak selamatkan itu nak selamatkan ini... pastikan jika anda berada diatas bot dengan memakai jaket keselamatan.
Hubungi penyelamat sekiranya menghadapi masalah-masalah semasa banjir. Kalau tak tahu nak cari kat mana telefon jer 999 ok..
Isnin, 31 Januari 2011
Selasa, 2 November 2010
Banjir Di Utara Makin Buruk
Banjir di utara Semenanjung semakin buruk
ALOR SETAR - Banjir di kawasan Kota Setar termasuk di Gunung Keriang, Titi Gajah semakin buruk. Sehingga jam 11 pagi tadi 207 mangsa melibatkan 59 keluarga telah dipindahkan di dua pusat pemindahan.
Setakat jam 12 tengah hari, mangsa di daerah Padang Terap Kedah bertambah menjadi 4300 orang melibatkan 940 keluarga. Penempatan banjir bertambah dari 20 ke 30.
Ahad, 3 Oktober 2010
Earthquake hits central Japan
Earthquake hits central Japan
TOKYO — A 5.0-magnitude quake hit areas some 200 kilometres (125 miles) north of Tokyo Sunday as Japan's early warning system kicked in to alert residents to the tremor.
The earthquake caused no tsunami and there were no reports of damage or injuries, according to the Meteorological Agency and police.
The earthquake was centred near Joetsu City in Niigata prefecture, occurring at 9:26am (0026 GMT) at a depth of 24 kilometres, the US Geological Survey said. The quake shook a wide area on the west coast of the main island of Honshu.
Around 20 percent of the world's most powerful earthquakes strike Japan, which has developed one of the most sophisticated tsunami warning systems.
The Meteorological Agency issued a warning for a strong quake seconds after it detected the first underground tremors.
The alert was flashed across television screens as presenters on Sunday morning shows called for caution.
Niigata police said there was no major damage.
"Nuclear power plants are up and running and shinkansen (bullet) trains are operating normally," a police spokesman said, adding it was unclear whether the agency's warning had been given in time for residents living near the epicentre to react.
The Joetsu area has been rocked by a series of quakes since Saturday.
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