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Martes, 12 de enero de 2010, 4:53:09 hora local (21:53:09 UTC), un terremoto de magnitud 7,0 en la escala de Richter (equivalente a la energÀ¬a generada por una bomba de hidrógeno de alrededor de 5 megatones) – han impactado a unos 15 km (10 millas) al suroeste de Port-au-Prince, HaitÀ¬. Esta es la más alta jamás registrada en esta región desde 1770.
[N.B. La siguiente información se sujeta a la verificación]
La capital estaba cubierta de polvo de las casas y edificios se derrumbaron. Los medios de comunicación-radio, TV- no funcionó el dÀ¬a siguiente (la excepción es Radio Signal FM). El sistema telefónico se rompió. Los sobrevivientes quedaron en la calle. El nùmero de muertos y heridos es muy grande (alrededor de 100.000 muertes), segùn lo sugerido por las imágenes en bruto encontrado en lÀ-nea.
Muchos edificios y casas dañadas:
El Palacio Nacional, uno de los monumentos históricos de HaitÀ¬ y tesoro nacionale por excelencia, se ha derrumbado.
La catedral de Port-au-Prince fue una de las vÀ¬ctimas emblemáticas de este desastre sin nombre.
El Hotel Christopher, que albergaba a la misión de la ONU en HaitÀ¬ es completamente destruido. El hotel Montana también está dañada.
El Ministerio de Finanzas, el Ministerio de Obras Pùblicas, Ministerio de Comunicación y Cultura, el Palacio de Justicia, la Escuela Normal Superior, el local la Radio Kiskeya … también han sido muy dañadas.
Sources: United States Geological Survey (USGS), Wikipedia
Pictures: Facebook, Google.com, Flickr.com…
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Mardi Janvier 12 de 016:53:09, heure locale (21:53:09 UTC), un séisme de magnitude 7,0 selon l’échelle de Richter (équivalent de l’énergie générée par une bombe-H d’environ 5 mégatonnes) – a frappé à environ 15 km (10 miles) au Sud-Ouest de Port-au-Prince, Haïti. C’est le plus élevé jamais enregistré pour cette région depuis 1770. (more…)
Madi 12 janvye 2010 a 04:53; 09, lè lokal (21:53:09 UTC), yon tranbleman tè ki gen mayitid 7.0"” selon echèl Richter a (ki ekivalan a enèji yon bonm a idrojèn (H-bonm) 5 megatòn jenere) "” frape a anviwon 15 km (10 miles) nan Sidwès Pòtoprens, Ayiti. Sa se pi gwo seyism ki frape zòn nan depi 1770.
[N.B. Kèk nan enfòmasyon ki vin apre yo ka petèt bezwen verifikasyon]
Kapital la te plen ak pousyè k ap monte soti nan kay ak batiman ki efondre. Oken radyo oubyen televizyon pa t travay nan jou ki vinn apre tranbleman tè a (eksepte Signal FM). Kominikasyon pa telefòn te prèske pa possib. Moun ki siviv yo rete dòmi nan lari yo. Lè nou ap gade premye imaj nou jwenn sou Entenèt la nou ka imajine gen anpil moun ki mouri (plis pase 100000 moun).
Anpil batiman ak kay andomaje:
Palè Nasyonal, youn nan moniman istorik e trezò nasyonal pa ekselans, efondre.
Katedral Pòtoprens lan se te youn nan gwo viktim de dezas anblematik, san parèy sa a.
Christopher Hotel, kote ki kenbe moun nan misyon ONI an Ayiti a, konplètman detui. Otèl Montana tou andomaje.
Ministè Finans, Ministè Travay Piblik (Ministère des Travaux Publics), Ministè Kominikasyon ak Kilti, Palè Jistis, lekòl Nòmal Siperyè (L'Ecole Normale Supérieur), lokay radyo Kiskeya a e latriye… kraze oubyen yo pran gwo domaj.
Sous: United States Geological Survey (USGS), Wikipedia
Foto: Facebook, Google.com, Flickr.com…
Three things stand between you and your children — a jungle teeming with danger, the ruins of an ancient Mayan tribe and a band of thugs — and you’re not going to let any of them stop you! Take on the role of Joan Jade, archeologist of the year and mother extraordinaire, as she searches for Hidden Objects, solves mind-melting puzzles and beats one ingenious minigame after another in Joan Jade and the Gates of Xibalba!
"POURQUOI ? " Que d'angoisse et de chagrin ce simple mot peut résumer ! On l'entend fréquemment après un cataclysme ou un drame "” un ouragan qui a semé la mort et la destruction dans une région entière, un séisme qui a réduit une ville en ruines, une attaque terroriste qui a transformé une journée tranquille en cauchemar, un accident qui a tué ou blessé un être cher…
Les victimes sont bien trop souvent les plus innocents et les plus inoffensifs d'entre nous. Ces dernières années nous ont saturés de telles catastrophes, et chaque fois a été lancé vers Dieu ce même cri : "Pourquoi? " Lire la suite ->
Les catastrophes naturelles frappent sans aucun, ou presque aucun, avertissement, et elles tuent et estropient aveuglément. Sans compter que l'homme aggrave dans une certaine mesure ces catastrophes en détériorant l'environnement et en construisant dans des endroits sujets aux séismes, aux inondations et aux intempéries..
Temps et les événements imprévus leur arrivent à tous. – Ecclésiaste 9:11
Beaucoup de personnes sont malhereusement au mauvais endroit au mauvais moment.
Sources: Watchtower.org: Réveillez-vous ! de Novembre 2006
"WHY?" It is tragic to see how much anguish and pain can be packed into that simple word. People often ask that question after disaster or tragedy strikes: A hurricane sweeps through a region, leaving death and destruction in its wake. An earthquake reduces a city to rubble. A terrorist attack changes a quiet, routine day into a nightmare of fear and violence. Or an accident injures or takes the life of a loved one.
All too often, the victims include the most innocent and defenseless among us. Recent times have brought more than their share of such disasters, causing many to cry out to God, "Why?" Read more ->
Natural disasters strike with little or no warning, and they kill and maim indiscriminately. To some extent, mankind has made such disasters worse by damaging the natural environment and by building in areas prone to earthquakes, floods, and extreme weather.
Time and unforeseen occurrence befall them all. – Ecclesiastes 9:11
Some people are just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Sources: Watchtower.org: Awake! November 2006
Tuesday January 12 by 04:53; 09, local time (21:53:09 UTC), an earthquake of magnitude 7.0"” according to the Richter scale (equivalent to the energy generated by an H-bomb of about 5 megatons) "” hit just about 15 km (10 miles) South West of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. That’s the highest ever for that region since 1770.
[N.B. The following information are subject to verification]
The capital city was covered with dust coming from collapsed houses/buildings. No radio or television is available in Haiti in the following day morning. The telephone system is down. The survivors stayed in the streets. The number of dead and wounded looks high as suggested by the raw images found online.
So many buildings and houses are damaged:
The National Palace, Haiti’s historical monuments and national treasure by excellence, collapsed.
The Cathedral of Port-au-Prince was one of the other large victims Emblematic of this unmitigated disaster.
The Christopher Hotel, which housed the mission of UN in Haiti is completely destroyed. The hotel Monatna also is damaged.
The Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Public Works (Ministère des Traveaux Pulbics), the Ministry of Communication and Culture, the Justice Palace (Palais de Justice), the Superior Normal School (L'Ecole Normale Supérieur), the local Radio Kiskeya"¦ have also been very significantly damaged.
Sources: United States Geological Survey (USGS), Wikipedia
Pictures: Facebook, Google.com, Flickr.com…
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