One Japan's most powerful earthquake recorded stroke on a copious area of the north east coast on Friday, March 11, preceding a ten meter tsunami.
The fitful quake of an 8,9 magnitude, took place during the evening. It affected the community and the people -- leaving about 10,000 daunting deaths.
The audible sound of the buildings crushing down was a crucial call for authorities to evacuate the remaining victims; but once they saw the tremendous wave coming, there wasn't any adept action they could deploy to decelerate the calamitous wave that on a speed of 200 kilometers per hour deluged the capacious streets of the northeaster coast land.
Many homes were destroyed taken by the water; large number of corps where found, and yet there were still many people missing. The only way to facilitate the fastidious situation was to grapple with the problem, hope for no more damage, and simply wait.
While the Japanese felt a pang of desperation, the waves that were formed by the tsunami travelled 4,000 miles at a high speed all the way to the pacific coast approaching Hawaii.
great sriey and great use of vocab words and the information you added into the story was also very accurate! though you spelled struck wrong:)
ReplyDeleteGreat job Isabella :D! You used a lot of ww words and you can tell that you researched a lot about the tsunami and earthquake!
ReplyDeleteAwesome story!from the ones I have read this is the best one!You used many wordly wise words and you have a complete information about the tragedy that occured last Friday!
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