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Showing posts with label 3/11 Japan Earth Quake News. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 13, 2011

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#16 Train Status (March 14, 12:21)

Train companies have announced that there will be irregular operation, including out of service hours. 
Major out of services are: Tokaido Line (all day), Yokosuka Line (all day), Yokohama Line (all day), Odakyu will only operate between Kyodo to Shinjyuku (all day), Keio will only operate between Chofu and Shinjyuku (during morning and evening rush hours).

Summary here.

JR





Metro
Toei

Toei Subway/Bus - http://www.kotsu.metro.tokyo.jp/subway/schedule/index.html


Odakyu




KEIO




Keikyu









Sorry that the information in these pages are in Japanese.
I ll try to translate it and upload soon

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#15 Nuclear Plant Steam Explosion

Nuclear Plant#1, Machine#3 11:01 a.m. Steam Explosion

There has been a steam explosion in Fukushima Nuclear Plant#1, Mch#3
It is a similar explosion to what happened to mch#1 yesterday.
The radiation leak is very minor, the measure is 20micro seatbelt/ hour  at 11:40
but for safety reasons people staying within 20 Kms have been asked to stay inside the house.
There blast has injured a few workers inside the plant. Sorry for them.


For people in tokyo, the wind is blowing in the direction from east to north.
So there is no chance of any effect to anyone in tokyo.
Please watch the news from NHK world closely and act as per instructions.
Please do not PANIC, Running out or trying to make an unncecessary escape
would bring in unnessary damages and casualities. Please stay at home and
follow the news instrcutions.

DO NOT PANIC, Situation is under control

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#14 Black out info2 停電情報 2

Scheduled Blackout
There will be a scheduled blackout (power outage) starting the morning of 3/14 in Tokyo, Tochigi, Ibaraki, Gunma, Chiba, Kanagawa, Saitama, Yamanashi, and Shizuoka.
Areas will be divided into 5 groups and each group will experience about 3 hours of power outage.

Please refer to( News#12 Post here)or  the TEPCO Homepage (as of now, the list is only provided in Japanese) to find out detailed info of the group you are in and what time the power outage will occur in your group.

Call centers:

Tokyo 東京 0120 995 006

Tama多摩 0120-995-662

Kanagawa神奈川 0120-99-5572

Yamanashi山梨 0120-995-882

Numadzu 沼津 0120-995-902

For Blackout Group Info Check News#12 Post here

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#13 Fukushima Tsunami Alert

ALERT


Any body in Fukushima prefecture , there is another TSUNAMI expected in 7 mins around 11:20.


Please move to a higher area immediately.

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#12 Nuclear Plant Info2

13.march 5.11 p.m 
There has been announcement tat the 2 nuclear plants will be shutdown for safety reasons and hence there will be heavy power cuts in the coming days. Friends in japan, please save power as much as possible.
TV is ok, Computer is ok, try to reduce air conditioners or other electronic equipments used to adjust temperature.

Saturday, March 12, 2011

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#10 Nuclear Plant Info

March 13. SUN 2.30 p.m.


The news broadcast bout d Nuclear Plant is being exaggerated
Nothin 2 worry and its a fence blast inside the plant due 2 difference in temp not the plant.
4 people reported dead near the plant were due to the rays from a hospital equipment which was damaged due to the tsunami and has nothing to do with the nuclear plant. 


Please DO NOT PANIC, the situation in Tokyo is totally under control

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#9 Donate




A credit card transaction or a registration harldy takes any time, 
it takes more for you to decide if you wanna contribute to the act
its means lot more for those rescue organizations trying to help
and for those suffering out there, all they can do is 'HOPE' 



The official advice is not to move from the area you are currently in. Until things are considered more stable, it is suggested that you stay local to your house, so as not to overcrowd transportation and disaster relief routes. Heading to the afflicted area will only crowd the situation, putting more pressure on the limited resources they currently have. For the time being, money donations are considered to be the best way you can help. 


Following are some recommended English sites through whom you can donate
Click on the icon to redirect to the website.


American Red Cross


Donation Starts from: Any amount
Payment Type: Credit Card, Amazon Payments






Save the Children
Donation Starts from: Any amount
Payment Type: Credit Card






International Medical Corps

Donation Starts from: Any amount
Payment Type: Credit Card
*Matching Gift




Canpan

Donation Starts from: Any amount
Payment Type: Credit Card(Visa, Master Card)




NGO JEN
Donation Starts from: Any amount
Payment Type: Credit Card(Visa, Master Card, JCB. Amex)





*Matching Gift: The organization contributes and equivalent of your donor.
That is, the total contribution from the organization would be a double to the accumulated donor amount

But if you can manage Japanese, my personnel recommendation would be
Yahoo or Groupon (The sites are in Japanese) as suggested in the earlier post because they have the *matching gift policy and the money goes to the Japanese Red Cross Society who are the biggest relief workers in Japan.

Yahoo Volunteer
Donation Starts from: 500 Yen
Payment Type: Credit Card
*Matching Gift, (Yahoo registration req)




Groupon
Donation Starts from: 200 Yen
Payment Type: Credit Card
*Matching Gift, (Groupon registration req)



Those who finds it difficult to make an online credit or bank transaction, WORLD PARTY TOKYO is planning a charity event
to raise funds directly. We plan to support the Japanese Red Cross Society. The event would share information from different organizations and individuals on 'What we can do' (Volunteer activities and donations). Donations to the fund are accepted but not compulsory.

The Event Date is March, 21 MON evening, details will be uploaded soon.
Walk in to find out whats possible. Please do participate.


1Yen, 1 Idea, 1 Interested Person will make a difference



3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#8 Tips for Earthquake Safety

Good Morning Japan,

Its Sunday 3/13, 7.15 a.m. Tokyo city has calmed down. The Panic has come down and its time every body sits down with a cup of tea and think calmly as to what to do next.

First: Be self prepared.
After Shocks are expected for the next 2 months. We had one big very unexpected, lets hope its does not repeat at the same time be strong and be prepared to take on any.

This what you got to do at the time of earthquake.

You might have had seen/heard this a 100 times, but did your practice it?
Calm your mind and re-think, lets just go through it again. 


For a detailed explanation of safety measures before-during-after earthquake
lovetoknow web-site has a detailed article.

Something to remember: Japanese buildings are build to take on earthquakes.
So nothin would collapse so quick. Your prepared, you ll be safe.

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#11 Scheduled Electricity Cuts / Blackouts in tokyo etc




Group 1 around 3 hours 6:20 to 10:00 hours


Group 2 around 3 hours 9:20 to 13:00 hours


Group 3 around 3 hours 12:20 to 16:00 hours


Group 4 around 3 hours 13:50 to 17:30 hours


Group 5 around 3 hours 3:20 p.m. to 19:00


The first group of 3 hours 16:50 to 20:30 hours
The second group of eight hours of 18:20 to 22:00 hours


The group details are attached below.




Precautions


Please do not touch any ct wire under any circumstances.


• To prevent fire, when you leave home, please reconfirm that hairdryers or other electrical items are not left on.


Please Note>


March 13 Supply and Demand Prediction
Demand forecast 37 million kW (18:00 - 19:00)
37 million kW power supply
March 14, Supply and Demand Prediction
Demand forecast 41 million kW (18:00 - 19:00)
31 million kW power supply


Below attached are the "blackout area expected"


◇ Group 1


Below, some areas of the municipality

Tochigi Prefecture: Sakura City, Utsunomiya, Mashiko, Shioya , Itikai, Moka, Otawara, Nakagawa Town, Nasu Toriyama city, Nasu, Nikko, Haga

Gunma Prefecture: Midori ,Isesaki , Yoshioka ,Tamamura, Kiryu Takasaki Takayama, Shibukawa, Shintou village, Maebashi, Nakanozyou town, Azuma, Fujioka

Ibaraki Prefecture: Kasumigaura City, Mirai Tsukuba City,Ami town, Inashiki City, Shimotsuma City, Kawachi, Ushiku, Sakaimachi City Kukizaki, Yuki City, City Sakuragawa, Toride City, Moriya, Joso City, Mitsukaidou 
City, 筑西 City, Tsuchiura City, Yachiyochō City, Bando, Ryuugasaki

Saitama Prefecture: Saitama City, Kagawa town, Huzimino city, Yokoze town, Minano 
town, Yorii, Sayama, Sakado, Miyoshi Town, Shiki City, Tokorozawa City, Town Ogano, Ogawa, Niiza, Kawagoe , Chichibu City, Asaka City, Tsurugashima, Higashiyamato city, Higashititibu, Iruma, Hanno, Fujimi city, Arashiyama, Wako

Chiba Prefecture: Noda City, Nagareyama, Kashiwa City, Shiroi, Matsudo, Abiko City, Ichikawa City, Urayasu, Chiba, Ooamishirasato town, Yatimata, Togane, Take Itiyama, Tyounan, Ichihara City, town Nagara, town Mutsuzawa, Mobara, Kisarazu City, town albino, Sodegaura City, Kimitsu City, Futtsu town, Kyonan City, Kamogawa, Tateyama, Katsuura City, Town Ootaki, town Onzyuku City,Funabashi City, Kamagaya, Yachiyo, Yotsukaidou City, Sakura City

Tokyo:  Musashino, Mitaka, western Tokyo city, Higashikurume, Niiza, Kodaira, Higashimurayama, Kiyose

Kanagawa Prefecture: Zushi, Yokosuka, Kamakura, Fujisawa, Chigasaki, Sagamihara, Zama City, Ebina, Ayase, Hiratsuka, town Samukawa, Atsugi

Shizuoka Prefecture: Gotemba, City Susono, Oyama

 The second group ◇
 

Tochigi Prefecture: Sano City, Oyama, Nogi Town

Gunma Prefecture: Ota City, 

Ibaraki Prefecture: Koga

Saitama Prefecture: Kawaguchi City, Saitama, Warabi, Hatogaya City, Toda City, Koshigaya City, Yoshikawa, town Matsubushi, Misato City, Kasukabe, Miyashiro town, city Sugito, Kawagoe, Sayama City, Tsurugashima, Sun Takaiti, Hanno, Iruma, Sakado, Kawashimachō, Moroyama town, city, Ogose town ,Kisai, Satte city, town Ootone, Shiraoka town, Kitamoto, Hasuda city, Ina town, city Kounosu City Okegawa, Ageo, Kazo, Kuki, Goka Town, City Gyoda, Kumagaya City, Haniu, Fukaya, Tokorozawa,

Chiba: Wakaba-ku, Inage-ku, Chuo-ku Mihama-ku, Chiba City, Hanamigawa, Narashino, Yachiyo City, Inzai, Abiko City, Shiroi, Sakae-cho, Narita city, town Kanzaki, Katori City, Town Tako, Shibayama, Sakura, Ichikawa, Matsudo, Funabashi City, Noda City, Nagareyama

Tokyo: Higashimurayama, Kiyose City, Higashiyamato, Kokubunji, Fuchu, Koganei City, Hachioji, Kokubunji City, Kodaira, western Tokyo city, Musashino, Mitaka, Chofu, Tachikawa, Akishima , Musashimurayama, Tama New Town, Machida, Komae City, Tama, Hino, Inagi

Kanagawa: Seya-ku, Kanagawa-ku, Totsuka-ku - Valley District held Sat months Tsurumi-ku Yokohama, Kohoku-ku, Minami-ku, Atsugi, Ebina, Zama, Isehara, Chigasaki City, Town Samukawa, Ninomiya, Hiratsuka town Ooiso, Hadano, Nakai town, Yamato City, Sagamihara, Tama-ku Kawasaki, Takatsu-ku

Yamanashi Prefecture: Usui City, town Misato Ichikawa, Kofu City, Central Kazikazawa town, Masuho town, city Nirasaki

Shizuoka Prefecture: Atami, town Nagaizumi town Shimizu, Numazu, Gotemba City, Susono, Shima Itizou


◇ The third group


Below, some areas of the municipality

Tochigi Prefecture: Utsunomiya Kanuma, Oyama, Tochigi

Gunma Prefecture: Ota City

Ibaraki Prefecture: Mito, City Hitachinaka, Hitati Omiya City Hitatioota, Naka City, Tsuchiura City, Tsukuba City, Kasumigaura, Ushiku City Ryuugasaki City Inashiki

Saitama Prefecture: Saitama City, Kasukabe, Asaka, Wako, Shiki City, Niiza, Fujimi city, Koshigaya City, Kawaguchi City, Toda City, Warabi, Satte City, Hasuda City, Ageo, Okegawa City, Tani Hukashi City, Honjo, Isesaki, Kumagaya City, Gyoda

Chiba Prefecture: Narita, City Tomisato, Sakura City, Yatimata

Tokyo: Hachioji, Hino, Higashimurayama, Kiyose


◇ fourth group



Tochigi Prefecture: Tochigi City, Sano, Ashikaga, Tatebayashi, Itakura, town Meiwa

Gunma Prefecture: Tatebayashi, town Oura, Chiyoda, Isesaki, Kiryu City, Midori, Ota, Oizumi

Ibaraki Prefecture: Mito, Naka, Hitachinaka City, Ooarai town, city Zyou Sato, Kasama, Sakuragawa City, Ishioka, Ibaraki city, 

Saitama Prefecture: Honjo, Kumagai, Nagatoro city, town Minano, Chichibu City, Town Arashiyama, Yokoze town, Yorii, Fukaya, Kamikawa town, Ogawa, Hatoyama Town, Higashititibu villages, towns are times when I, Moroyama city, town Ogose, Hanno, Iruma, Sakado City, Hidaka, Higashimatsuyama city, town Namekawa, Yoshimi town, Kawagoe City, Tsurugashima, Kawashimachō, Sayama City, Okegawa, Fujimi city, Saitama City, Niiza , Asaka, Wako City, Huzimino '. Toda City, Warabi, Kawaguchi City, Ageo, Kuki City, Kitamoto, Kazo City Kounosu, Hasuda city, Ina town, city Shiraoka, Satte city, town Miyashiro, Kasukabe, Sugito town, city Matsubushi

Chiba Prefecture: Narashino City, Funabashi, Chiba

Tokyo: Arakawa-ku, Tachikawa, Akishima, kokubunji, Hino

Kanagawa Prefecture: Kawasaki City, City Yokohama

Yamanashi Prefecture: Kofu, Kai, city center, Usui city, town Misato Ichikawa, Shōwamachi, Minami Alps City, Yamanashi City, City Kousyuu

◇ The fifth group


Tochigi Prefecture: Utsunomiya, Yaita City, Sakura City, Haga, town Itikai, Moka, Mashiko

Gunma Prefecture: Maebashi, Takasaki, Annaka, Tomioka, Fujioka, Kanna Town, Kamikawa town, Shimonita town, village Minamimaki, town Usuda, Kusatsu city, town Nakanozyou, Tsumagoi village, town Naganohara, Guri Beauty town Tamamura, Kanra town, village Ueno

Ibaragi Prefecture: Ibaraki City, Hokota City, Itako, Kamisu City, Kashima City, Kasumigaura, Tsuchiura City, Inashiki town, Ushibori, Sawara City, Katori, Hasaki town

Saitama Prefecture: Kawaguchi City, Koshigaya, Misato City, Soka City, Yashio, Kumagaya City, Gyoda, Kounosu City, Honjo, town Kamisato, Fukaya, Misato, Kamikawa Town

Chiba Prefecture: Nagareyama, Noda, Kashiwa, Abiko City, Kamagaya, Shiroi City, Matsudo City, Katori, Kanzaki town, city Tako, town Tounosyou, Choshi, Asahi City

Tokyo : 
Machida City,

Kanagawa Prefecture: Yokohama City, Kawasaki, Sagamihara City, Kamakura, Yokosuka City, Miura, Hayama, Zushi, Yamato

Yamanashi Prefecture: Kousyuu City, Yamanashi City, Usui, Otsuki, Tsuru City, town Nishikatsura, Fujiyoshida, Fujikawaguchiko town, village, Narusawa, Oshino village,

Shizuoka Prefecture: Fujinomiya, Fuji, Numazu city, town Kannami City, Mishima, Izu city, country, city, Atami, Izu, Ito, Higashiizu town, city Nishiizu town Minamiizu, Matsuzaki, Kawadu city, Shimoda

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#7b Railway Lines 3/12 6.30 p.m

As of 6.30pm, Saturday:


The following lines still aren't running…


Shinkansen: Akita, Tohoku, Yamagata lines. JR: Karasuyama, Kashima, Mito, Narita (between Choshi and Narita), Negishi (between Ofuna and Sakuragicho), Nikko, Ryomo (between Isesaki and Oyama), Shonan-Shinjuku, Suigun, Togane, Tsurumi, Uchibo (between Kimitsu and Awa-Kamogawa), Utsunomiya (between Utsunomiya and Kuroiso), Yokosuka (between Tokyo and Ofuna, Zushi and Kurihama) lines. Tokyo Metro: Fukutoshin line (between Wakoshi and Ikebukuro). Tsukuba Express (between Tsukuba and Nagareyama-Otakonomori). Odakyu (between Odawara and Hakone-Yumoto).


Service has resumed, albeit with delays or a reduced number of trains, on the following lines…


Shinkansen: Joetsu, Nagano lines. JR: Agatsuma, Chuo (rapid), Chuo-Sobu, Hachiko, Ito, Itsukaichi, Joban (local/rapid), Joetsu, Kawagoe, Keihin-Tohoku, Keiyo, Koumi, Kururi, Musashino, Nambu, Narita (between Chiba and Choshi, Narita and Narita Airport), Ome, Ryomo (between Takasaki and Isesaki), Sagami, Saikyo, Shinetsu, Sobu (rapid), Sobu Main, Takasaki, Uchibo (between Chiba and Kimitsu), Utsunomiya (between Ueno and Utsunomiya), Yamanote, Yokosuka (between Ofuna and Zushi), Yokosuka (between Ofuna and Zushi) lines. Tokyo Metro: Chiyoda, Fukutoshin (between Ikebukuro and Shibuya), Ginza, Hanzomon, Hibiya, Namboku, Tozai lines. Tokyu: Denentoshi, Oimachi, Toyoko lines. Keio: Dobutsuen, Inokashira, Keibajo, Keio, New, Sagami, Takao lines. Keisei: All lines. Keikyu: Airport, Main lines. Toei: Asakusa, Mita, Shinjuku lines. Tsukuba Express (between Akihabara and Yashio). Odakyu (except between Odawara and Hakone-Yumoto).


You can expect more-or-less normal service on the following lines...


Shinkansen: Tokai line. JR: Yokohama line. Tokyo Metro: Fukutoshin, Marunouchi line. Tokyu: Ikegami, Meguro, Setagaya, Tamagawa lines. Seibu: Chichibu, Haijima, Ikebukuro, Kokubunji, Sayama, Seibuen, Shinjuku, Tamagawa, Tamako, Toyoshima, Yamaguchi lines. Keikyu: Daishi, Kurihama, Zushi lines. Toei: Oedo line.

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#7 Emergency Nmbers

Emergency numbers


Emergency messaging service 
If you're stranded and you need to leave someone a message, dial 171, then 1, then your own home phone number, then leave your message. To pick up a message, it's 171, then 2, then your home phone number (the number you think the stranded person would have left).


NHK TV messaging service
If you want to send a message to someone in the affected areas where all phone lines are down, NHK will broadcast your message on their TV service. The numbers on which to place your message are 03 5452 8800, or 050 3369 9680.


Tokyo Gas
If you're still having trouble with your gas supply, call Tokyo Gas on 0570 002211 (03 5722 0111 from mobile phones). The company has English-language guides available for download here.

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#6 Free Translation 24/7

Free translation for non-Japanese speakers


A free translation service has been set up for non-Japanese speakers, on 050 5814 7230 and 03 5366 6001. English, Chinese, Korean are available 24 hours a day. Portuguese and Spanish between 9am-8pm. Please note that this isn't an emergency information service


Contact 080-41861315 for English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#5 Donate Blood

Basic Information of Blood Donation in Japan


In Japan, the blood programme is managed by Japan Redcross Society. To get any offical infomation, you should ask Japan Redcross Society the question.


Japan Red Cross Society




Who ?


All donor must write a form and be checked by a doctor.
The doctor decides whether you can donate by health condition and other check fact.
If you can't communicate with officers of blood donation place, you may not donate.
People 16-64 years old can donate your blood.
People 65-69 years old used to donate 60-64 old can donate your blood.
People 16,17 years old can do only 200mL whole blood donation.
People over 55 years can't do pletlet apheresis donation.
There are many conditions. ( Weight, Pressure of Blood, History of Injection,Travel or Living Abroad etc.)
You can get "Kenketsu Techo" = Donor ID Card
You should bring it at your next donation. The "Kenketsu Techo is common all over the Japan except to Hokkaido.
In Hokkaido, you can get "Kenketsu Card" (Optical Donor ID Card) or "Kenketsu Kirokusho"(Record Card of Your Donation).




Where ?


Blood Donation Rooms ( Branchs of Blood Centre for Donation )
Blood Donation Cars ( Buses for Donation ) <- Please ask blood centres about its schedule.


When ?


Business time is different each blood donation room or blood centre. <- Please refer each blood donation room or blood centre.




What ?


You can choose 4 types of blood donation. ( 200mL Whole Blood Donation, 400mL Whole Blood Donation, Plasma Apheresis Donation, Pletlet Apheresis Donation )
Sometimes, officers ask or decide your donation type. If you can do it and agree with them, please obey this order. Sometimes in some place, you might be forced to donate 400mL and not to donate 200mL. Although they suggest it is for recipients, I suggest you should donate your blood with your will or your agreement.




How many ?


You can donate 1200mL(male) or 800mL(female) whole blood for a year.
You can do 24 times apheresis donation for a year.(In case of counting this limit, 1 pleatlet apheresis donation is counted as 2.)
You must take below interval.
After 200mL Whole Blood Donation : 4 weeks
After 400mL Whole Blood Donation : 8-16 weeks
8 weeks : in case of "next is Apheresis Donation"
12(male)/16(female) weeks : in case of "next is Whole Blood Donation"
After Apheresis Donation : 2 weeks

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#4 Google Person finder

Global web giant Google's person finder service had notched up over 45,000 records of people leaving messages seeking information on friends and family, or providing information about people in the disaster zone, by 1130 GMT






3/11 Japan Earthquake News Release#3 Save Power

Conserve energy
Unplug unnecessary outlets and turn off unnecessary electronic appliances. Also, try to use less power during the peak time (6pm - 8pm). Tokyo Electric Power Company advises a possibility of outage.


For more information on Power Cuts refer the Tokyo Electric Power Company Homepage


Tokyo electricity Power Company
http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/index-e.html

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#2 Emergency Resources


Alarm and warning
Disaster message boards
Transportation status
Blackout information (Japanese language)

Friday, March 11, 2011

3/11 Japan Earth Quake News#1 Please Donate





Dear All,


Its time we all join hands and do what we can to support the victims of the 3/11 disaster in Japan.
Every little thing counts, do what you can, give what you can. nothin is small or less.


For those who are looking make donations to the victims here are a few organizations
which can be trusted and will use each of your donations for the cause.


World Party and the following organizations plan to denote the entire accumulated money to the 
Japan Red Cross Society.
The Japan Red Cross web site is currently down, will update details asap.


Following are the organization to which you can make donations online using your credit card.


Yahoo Volunteer
Donation Starts from 500Yen, Yahoo adds an equivalent of your donation to the fund.
http://volunteer.yahoo.co.jp/donation/detail/1630001/index.html 






Groupon
Donation Starts from 200 Yen, Groupon adds an equivalent of your donation to the fund.
http://www.groupon.jp/




World Party Plans to hold an event to directly raise funds for the victims soon.
Entry would be free, donations would start from 1 Yen.
Your Participation would make a big difference. We ll update the details shortly. 
Please refresh the Web Site frequently for more info.