11.03.11 Day earthquake and tsunami strike Japan 9.0 Magnitude (the ferocity almost impossible to describe) 18,000 Expected death toll 410,000 People without homes ... mostly the elderly €2 Donation amount to Red Cross (or cost of 2 espressos, think about it) 45500 Red Cross phone number to send in donations 5 Seconds needed to send SMS Send an SMS (45500) to donate €2 to the Italian Red Cross’ “Emergency Japan” fund. Make the numbers count. Some additional information: Italian Red Cross website. If you’re an animal lover like me here are some local Japan-based groups helping to rescue dogs, cats and other pets: Below is a flyer made by a concerned Japanese expatriate living in Italy to solicit donations to the Red Cross' “Emergency Japan” fund.
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Mino
21/3/2011 09:07:57 am
I like this post. No other word is necessary to say anything. Send SMS!
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VAL
21/3/2011 08:23:51 pm
Incredible. This is a really tragedy.
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Stefania
21/3/2011 10:34:23 pm
After to see the terrible images of the tsunami that distroied cities and countries, it is incredible to see their "composure" to face this disaster. As told from Val, Japanese people has lost everything and it is our "MUST" to help them in any way. Also a very short offer done from all Italian people can contribute to help their recovery. I've already sent my SMS to CRI, and more than one.
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Roberta
21/3/2011 10:57:37 pm
TERRIBLE!!!!
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Tiziana
22/3/2011 12:02:50 am
When the Nature rebels against the man is a real disaster…and unfortunately when these things happen the humanity is really insignificant and weak.
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Federica S.
22/3/2011 08:04:30 pm
Yesterday a friend of mine sent me an sms..."forward this sms to other 10 friends of yours, people you love, and a miracle will happen to you; otherwise, if you don't do this..." you can easily imagine what was following. It's not the first time I receive by some friends of mine such stupid chain e-mails/sms...
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Federica S,
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Fabiola
22/3/2011 09:37:00 pm
Hi, I was born in a town near L'Aquila. My parents live where I was born. I know the sensation of those moments, is terrible. I think that nature is rebelling and I believe that people to deal with the planet about how to live with more love and respect.
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Federica
23/3/2011 10:48:35 pm
I thing like Tiziana. The Man often forgets that he is a little point in the universe and that he can't control and dominate the nature.
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Barbara
26/3/2011 12:11:09 am
I think that only people who have experienced similar disasters can understand the tragedy of these people. I hope that even in this case, the world can help these people rebuild their country to begin to live again.
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Roberta
28/3/2011 09:35:09 pm
The disaster continues.......
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Cristina
29/3/2011 12:30:51 am
Hi everybody...
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Laura
29/3/2011 04:51:52 am
what happened in Japan is a tragedy but I would like to focus on the reaction of the people: I've seen a dignity, an organisation and an order really to admire. I hope that the rest of the world supports this country.
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Gessica
29/3/2011 05:47:21 am
I think this is an excellent initiative. it is important that telephone companies don't take advantage on these initiatives. Bye
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Emanuela
30/3/2011 07:35:27 am
This is an important initiative.
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Federica
30/3/2011 05:22:57 pm
The nuclear alert is increasing. All the world is praying for Japanese people. They are an example for the world because they are strong and ready to start again. After the Earthquake the Japanese built a motorway in a week.It's incredible...
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Cristina
4/4/2011 09:49:51 pm
I'm very sorry for the Earthquake that struck the Japan. In addition to the victims and damages, now the Japanese are forced to live daily with the fear. But like Laura said, this is a strong and humble people and I hope that people will recover as soon as from this situation.
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Roberta
6/4/2011 12:48:48 am
The last news told that the nuclear reactor 2 of Fukuskima's central has been closed.
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Raj....
6/4/2011 09:32:59 pm
Raj..
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Federica
27/4/2011 09:51:51 pm
The earthquake damaged Japan less than two months ago, but now papers, radio and Tv don't talk anymore about it. Why?
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Roberta
17/5/2011 08:17:00 pm
I would to know why the media do not speak more of japan?
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Roberta
25/5/2011 08:38:07 pm
Yesterday I red an article in internet, who spoke of the courrent situation in Japan.
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Roberta
12/10/2011 06:36:35 pm
I returned on this argument because i have it in my heart.
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