Saturday, April 25, 2015
AGGIORNAMENTO CIRCA IL SISMA IN NEPAL - GOOGLE PARTECIPA ALLE RICERCHE DEI DISPERSI
Come in occasione di altri terremoti - il primo fu quello di Haiti nel 2010 -, Google partecipa alla ricerca di persone dopo il sisma in Nepal, con la piattaforma Google Finder, per aiutare familiari e amici ad avere notizie dei propri cari.
Cliccando sul link qui indicato http://google.org/personfinder/2015-nepal-earthquake
si può inserire il nome di una persona ("I'm looking for someone"), o fornire informazioni che già si hanno ("I have information about someone"). Al momento sono già 300 le richieste o segnalazioni.
INC News, 25/04/2015 - via ANSA
The Saturday editorial of INC News
THE EDITORIAL OF MYRA KARTBAYEVA
When this morning we received the dispatch from agencies
that had occurred a 7.9 degree earthquake in Nepal, my thought was going to
Calbuco volcano, in Chile, and how today's science is unable to tell us what
about could be our existence.
Mother Earth has given a new strong jolt, as if to make
itself understood that we have to stop playing with our destiny. Sure, my words
are poetic and dedicated only to emphasize a geological occurrence well known
by specialists, those specialists who gave the world the signal "alarm
setting", for which the term tolerability of climatic and environmental
stability has been anticipated recently on 2050, the year after which each
individual will have its own responsibility for what should happen.
We understand very well that humans can not do anything to
prevent earthquakes or volcanic eruptions such as at present, but it is natural
to observe that life is constant state of degradation on this planet, once considered the flagship
of the Universe.
Perhaps, having better treated before our Mother Earth,
these hundreds of deaths from the earthquake and before the thousands of deaths
due to Tsunami, would be less and much further in time.
Will never do something really good, the humanity, for the
its own future?
Myra Kartbayeva, for INC News - 25/04/2015
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