Si ellos pueden, porque nosotros no..........CARAMBA!!!!
Todos sabemos el mal momento que estan viviendo nuestros hermanos japoneses, y en esta terrible hora en que la ola (no la de Hokusai) los tapo, ellos como sociedad, con ese respeto que se tienen, -que entre nosotros parece un imposible-, ellos, de abajo de esa ola, se cuidan y se dan fuerza así:
This schedule may alter according to changing requirements. Area names repeat as different blocks within each district have yet to be allotted more specific times
A kindly reader has posted the Tokyo schedule here
Elsewhere in the Kanto region:
6.20am-10am 4.50pm-8.30pm (these areas will receive blackouts at both times): Zushi Shi, Zama Shi, Yokosuka Shi, Ebina Shi, Kamakura-Shi, Ayase Shi, Fujisawa Shi, Hiratsuka Shi, Chigasaki Shi, Samukawa Machi, Sagamihara Shi, Atsugi Shi
1.50pm-5.30pm: Kawasaki Shi, Yokohama Shi
15.20-7pm: Yokohama Shi, Kawasaki Shi, Sagamihara Shi, Kamakura Shi, Yokosuka Shi, Miura Shi, Hayama Machi, Zushi Shi, Yamato Shi
9.20am-1pm 6.20pm-10pm (these areas will receive blackouts at both times): Yokohama Shi Tsurumi-ku, Kohoku-ku, Minami-ku, Hodogaya-ku, Totsuka-ku, Kanagawa-ku, Seya-ku, Atsugi Shi, Ebina Shi, Zama Shi, Isehara Shi, Ooiso Machi, Tadano Shi, Chigasaki Shi, Samukawa Machi, Ninomiya Machi, Hiratsuka Shi, Nakai Machi, Yamato Shi, Sagamihara Shi, Kawasaki Shi Tama-ku, Takatsu-ku
BLACKOUT CAUTIONS
If you are living in an apartment block, water tanks will not be refilled once they are empty during the blackouts, so prepare water in your bathtub and keep a bucket filled for flushing the toilet, and use less water.
In case of earthquakes during blackouts, charge your mobile phones beforehand. You may not have access to the internet, so stock up on batteries for the radio.
For people who are handicapped or disabled, or rely on other medical equipment, please check that your equipment has enough power and resources to last you at least three hours.
Electrical appliances, such as irons and hairdryers, etc, should remain unplugged during this time unless essential. To avoid fires, please make sure that such appliances are turned off before you leave the house.
Fuente:
http://www.timeout.jp/mobile/en/tokyo/feature/2530/japan-earthquake-live-report
Y nada, no hay mucho que agregar, una sociedad mejor con mas respeto y amor por el prójimo es posible, Ah!!! y no olviden al reflexionar, ellos están abajo de la ola en este momento.
Salud!!! Hermanos Japoneses, Que pase pronto la ola........................ y gracias por el ejemplo
PD: para mis compatriotas argentinos.// No es un tema de quien nos gobierna, es un tema de sociedad, de NOSOTROS como sociedad, el cambio lo tenemos que hacer nosotros, NOSOTROS tenemos que respetar a nuestro semejante. Si logramos esto, como quien nos gobierne sera uno de nosotros, entonces lo podremos esperar de nuestros gobernantes................ Y la clave esta en eso que llamamos EDUCACION.
This schedule may alter according to changing requirements. Area names repeat as different blocks within each district have yet to be allotted more specific times
A kindly reader has posted the Tokyo schedule here
Elsewhere in the Kanto region:
6.20am-10am 4.50pm-8.30pm (these areas will receive blackouts at both times): Zushi Shi, Zama Shi, Yokosuka Shi, Ebina Shi, Kamakura-Shi, Ayase Shi, Fujisawa Shi, Hiratsuka Shi, Chigasaki Shi, Samukawa Machi, Sagamihara Shi, Atsugi Shi
1.50pm-5.30pm: Kawasaki Shi, Yokohama Shi
15.20-7pm: Yokohama Shi, Kawasaki Shi, Sagamihara Shi, Kamakura Shi, Yokosuka Shi, Miura Shi, Hayama Machi, Zushi Shi, Yamato Shi
9.20am-1pm 6.20pm-10pm (these areas will receive blackouts at both times): Yokohama Shi Tsurumi-ku, Kohoku-ku, Minami-ku, Hodogaya-ku, Totsuka-ku, Kanagawa-ku, Seya-ku, Atsugi Shi, Ebina Shi, Zama Shi, Isehara Shi, Ooiso Machi, Tadano Shi, Chigasaki Shi, Samukawa Machi, Ninomiya Machi, Hiratsuka Shi, Nakai Machi, Yamato Shi, Sagamihara Shi, Kawasaki Shi Tama-ku, Takatsu-ku
BLACKOUT CAUTIONS
If you are living in an apartment block, water tanks will not be refilled once they are empty during the blackouts, so prepare water in your bathtub and keep a bucket filled for flushing the toilet, and use less water.
In case of earthquakes during blackouts, charge your mobile phones beforehand. You may not have access to the internet, so stock up on batteries for the radio.
For people who are handicapped or disabled, or rely on other medical equipment, please check that your equipment has enough power and resources to last you at least three hours.
Electrical appliances, such as irons and hairdryers, etc, should remain unplugged during this time unless essential. To avoid fires, please make sure that such appliances are turned off before you leave the house.
Fuente:
http://www.timeout.jp/mobile/en/tokyo/feature/2530/japan-earthquake-live-report
Y nada, no hay mucho que agregar, una sociedad mejor con mas respeto y amor por el prójimo es posible, Ah!!! y no olviden al reflexionar, ellos están abajo de la ola en este momento.
Salud!!! Hermanos Japoneses, Que pase pronto la ola........................ y gracias por el ejemplo
PD: para mis compatriotas argentinos.// No es un tema de quien nos gobierna, es un tema de sociedad, de NOSOTROS como sociedad, el cambio lo tenemos que hacer nosotros, NOSOTROS tenemos que respetar a nuestro semejante. Si logramos esto, como quien nos gobierne sera uno de nosotros, entonces lo podremos esperar de nuestros gobernantes................ Y la clave esta en eso que llamamos EDUCACION.
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