Monday, March 14, 2011

Tsunami Di Jepun

Villagers carry relief goods in Minami Sanriku, the worst-hit area where almost 10,000 people have gone missing
Japanese home guard help survivors to safety in the flooded town of Minami Sanriku

A motorcyclist passes by an overturned fishing boat in Hachinohe, Aomori, northern Japan
Japan graphic
Japan graphic
Alive: A woman is pulled from the rubble in the devastated city of Natori, Miyagi prefecture today
Incredibly patient: People queue for water in Sendai two days after the earthquake and tsunami struck
Devastation: Destroyed cars and houses hit by the tsunami and subsequent fire in Kesennuma, Miyagi prefecture, northern Japan

People walk through the rubble in Rikuzentakakata, Iwate Prefecture


A patient is evacuated from a destroyed hospital in Otsuchi Town, Iwate Prefecture

A woman wrapped in a blanket stares shell-shocked at the damagae in Ishimaki City

A car sits on top of a small building in a destroyed neighborhood in Sendai

The wave from a tsunami crashes over a street in Miyako City in an incredible picture taken on Friday but only just released

A river bank in Sendai is destroyed beyond recognition following the tsunami

In this before and after NASA satellite image, the horrendous extent of the flooding along the coast is apparent

Flooded: A stretch of land pictured before and after the tsunami in Sendai

Indescribable force: The wave carried a ferry inland leaving perched on top of a house in Otsuchi
The size of the clear-up job is huge, as shown by this lone figure in among rubble piled high in Minamisanrikucho, Miyagi Prefecture

Men search through a rare standing store in house in Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture
Orderly queues are springing up all over Japan as people face a shortage of food, drinks and daily necessities - like this one in Shiogama
People queue up for food rations at a supermarket in Ogawara, Miyagi Prefecture
Shelves are bare in the suburbs of Tokyo, far from the quake's epicentre

A pile of burnt out vehicles that were ready to be exported are piled in disarray at a port at Tokai village in Ibaraki prefecture
Aerial view of the devastation in the town of Onagawa, Miyagi prefecture

An old man is piggy-backed to safety after surviving the tsunami in Tagajo near Sendai
A grandmother looks at her grandchild asleep at a shelter in Otsuchicho in Iwate Prefecture
Seorang nenek dan anak kecil terselamatan di Tagajo berhampiran Sendai, sedangkan di Otsuchicho di Wilayah Iwat


A woman searching for her missing husband looks under an overturned truck after an earthquake and tsunami struck Minamisanriku
Seorang wanita mencari suami yang hilang melihat di bawah sebuah lori terbalik setelah sebuah gempa bumi dan tsunami melanda Minamisanriku
A convoy of emergency vehicles drive past rubble in Natory City

Members of Japanese Self-Defence Force prepare a convoy for search and rescue operations in Tagajo, Miyagi Prefecture
Anggota Angkatan Bela Diri Jepun menyiapkan konvoi untuk operasi mencari dan menyelamat di Tagajo, Wilayah Miyagi
Flames and smoke rise from a petroleum refining plant next to a heating power station in Shiogama, Miyagi Prefecture
Api dan asap naik dari kilang pemurnian minyak bumi di samping penjanaan elektrik pemanas di Shiogama, Wilayah Miyagi



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