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ChuckFeb 21, 2011My thoughts and prayers go out to all of New Zealand and her people.
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kramtrohsFeb 22, 2011It's a shame... the place looks like a warzone!!
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mikenaturallyFeb 22, 2011Just seen it on the news, its terrible, thoughts and prayers are with you. Buildings can be replaced people can't. God bless you out there. We in UK grumble about the weather and accasionally we have localised floods but we are very lucky compared to others in the world(look at queensland and the fires round perth in Oz), so all the best and will be looking to contribute to any relief fund.
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renebbareFeb 22, 2011
Lovely city just starting to rebuild itself. I have only just got back from visiting and of course like many have no idea how my 5 clients have faired!
I wish all there the very best and hope to hear all are well.ReactReply - BI
billezFeb 22, 2011Terrible news although I did have a bit of a double take when I heard a local reported say that "everyone was severely shaken". Would have been funny if it wasn't about such a tragic story.
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TonyJ63Feb 22, 2011My thoughts are with the people there, hope the toll doesn't get much higher.ReactReply - MI
MidGaNudistFeb 22, 2011My thoughts and prayers also go out to the people in Christchurch and any other area impacted by this disaster.
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JackNeilsonFeb 22, 2011This has been a terrible year downunder. My thoughts are with our Kiwi friends.
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PhilfreeeukFeb 22, 2011What can you say? of course our thoughts are with them, but it's not going to
do them any good. Latest news here is 65 dead and 200 trapped and rising.They ARE lucky I spose to be in a civilised part of the world where there are
good emergency services there to help them, but I doubt knowing that is of
much comfort, if you are trapped under a ton of rubble and no one knows you
are there.
It's weird how that part of the world has suffered so much recently, they must
really be wondering, if there is anything else left, that can go wrong.
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ThomasFeb 22, 2011I would also like to add my thoughts and prayers to all affected.
ReactReply - MEMemberFeb 22, 2011Live updated coverage at:http://au.news.yahoo.com/video/national/watch/23188303/23188288/As of today, Tuesday at 3:45 pm east coast time, now 35, not 65 confirmed deaths. Thirty five is sad, but better news than 65. But at least 100 still trapped. People buried in the rubble are texting and calling out.....lots of hope.....ReactReply
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DesertRatFeb 22, 2011Our thoughts and our prayers are with you. May God protect you and comfort you and give you, and all the residents of Christchurch, the strength to carry on. Love, Desert Rat and Wife
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RoosterockFeb 22, 2011I hope and pray for the ones that are buried in the rubble. An extra prayer tonight for all those suffering.
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Curt, or CowboyFeb 23, 2011Just saw the news on this, this morning.
My prayers as well. It seems the Pacific "ring of fire" has it's share of problems.ReactReply - NJ
njmikeFeb 23, 2011Read an update in the Star Ledger and the Wall Street Journal this morning. Sadly, there are 75 confirmed lost, around 300 missing, and about 100 still trapped (hopefully not for long). Communications to the area were reported to be lost, but that maight have changed by now. Almost impossible to predict earthquakes, the only thing we can do is prepare for the aftermath as best we can.
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I pray for all in christchurch to recover soon , hope damages will be at minmum , God Save all
ReactReply - JAJackNeilsonFeb 25, 2011Here is a video of a couple who got married one day after the bride spent 6 hours trapped in rubble in Christchurch. Unfortunately there is a short commerical before the news report. That is certainly Kiwi tenacity in adversity.http://www.canada.com/videos/index.html#/Quake-survivor-keeps-wedding-date/ydMORrWqI0SiMwWwVn_AS_UBUor8RzPaReactReply
