They knew about it 1hour before it happened, but someone didnt think it would be a good idea to warn them incase the wave wasnt big enought to be a threatKokelimonkelmedisin said:I just think its wierd that noone knew about this down there before it happened.
I mean dont they have like weatherstations and seismograf (thingys) that monitor
these kinds of things?
.
- English - said:The bad thing is that they need Tourists to keep going to the holiday sites so their economy can grow etc, people will be frightened off i think, i know i would with bodies everywhere - really bad news
Iorlas said:i wonder what they do with all the money generated by tourism.I mean like there's 1,000's go there all year round.Where does all the money go?
Aybabtu said:Actually here in denmark a lot of turists have actually taken this oppetunity to go there and offer their help ....
Kokelimonkelmedisin said:I just think its wierd that noone knew about this down there before it happened.
I mean dont they have like weatherstations and seismograf (thingys) that monitor these kinds of things?
- English - said:Not for holidays though? Its not like you can Sun Bathe on the Beach
tedStar said:well... no you cant, because it isnt there anymore.....
me and the fam donated all the cash we were going to spend on fireworks for this year to 555 (dutch fund thingy)
evend up to 350euros....
i hope it helps
- English - said:Not for holidays though? Its not like you can Sun Bathe on the Beach
Ziva said:I heard people know what was coming 2 hours before only they didnt know it was so dangerous and were afraid it might harm tourism if they warned people when there was no need to do so.
Imagine how many lives could have been saved in those two hours...
Votan said:Those people still have relatives/families that may or may not have survived the disaster and they require help.. as do all the other survivors.
You seem to be "blessed" with some sort of total ignorancy that clouds your extremely limited vision on what is actually important in life.. screw the game, it can and most probably will be replaced; human life cannot be replaced. Please crawl back under the rock that you came from..
I did not disregard any human life, I said that you shouldnt drag on about the people that died, because its too late for them... What you have to think about is the survivers... If I disregarded so much, how come I donated $10 to the Red Cross...[NO]Magmatic said:What matters is how the survivers get back to their 'normal' lives...
[NO]Magmatic said:What I dont get though is why people say : omg 140.000 dead ... And why they dont say : omg 1.000.000 people dont have homes now... Because those that are dead, although might not be what you want to hear, are not the ones that need help... The number of deaths, in one way, doesnt even matter... As thats a statistic that cant be changed, cant be lowered... The number of people in need of help is much more important... But you dont hear that number, do you... Its only been mentioned a couple of times, but its not one thats been in the news a lot...
Actually insurances don't cover natural disasters as floods, so that don't apply here, but i seriously doubt the guy anyway.Fin said:and about last years dmg at holland, u maybe lost 80k , and dont lie u didnt get nothing from no where, as u did, if u didnt then u didnt have insurance stuff right so u can blame yourself.
- English - said:Not for holidays though? Its not like you can Sun Bathe on the Beach
Ziva said:I heard people know what was coming 2 hours before only they didnt know it was so dangerous and were afraid it might harm tourism if they warned people when there was no need to do so.
Imagine how many lives could have been saved in those two hours...
Same stuff here, they keep going on about how "THREE" dutch people died there (or it's 10 by now, whatever), I mean, who gives a flying fuck about any specific info innit when opposed to those 3>10 theres 200~k who also lost their lives.Jaapi said:Actually insurances don't cover natural disasters as floods, so that don't apply here, but i seriously doubt the guy anyway.
What i find a bit disgusting is how the media in Finland is reacting to it. All the time in the news you hear about the "tragic number of deaths" when at worst only 260-280 of our citizens are dead. Compared to the numbers that died and are left homeless without clothes or food, that's not really so tragic.