Pedro
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If the data of CONAGO is true, there are 55 thousand houses completely destroyed in the country (33 thousand only in Chiapas and Oaxaca). This is equivalent to 250,000 homeless people in Mexico ...
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@Roland Barthes a big hug from Mexico.
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Lost pets, government abuse and negligence, military bureaucracy, thank God for the people taking action and solving things by our own.
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So many empty buildings, people being forced out for security reasons...
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I really hope that they find these people alive, but as this building there are so many other with similar conditions...
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Walking 5 blocks from my house I found this in between two completely destroyed buildings, there's supposed to be 40/50 people trapped in one of them.
it was a very strong thing to watch and the same time an odd sensation like things happening in another dimension, like one of those end of the world movies, but it was an extreme real life situation.
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The alarm went off again just minutes ago, everybody evacuated but it was a minor movement.
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1 hour ago, Rock said:
I've been following the post-earthquake news on tv since it happened. And I must say that the humanism of it all is very touching with everybody helping, rescuing each other, working together, all for one and one for all. I get emotional every time I watch it.
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49 minutes ago, Rebel Saviour said:
So tragic
. My thoughts and prayers go to Mexico. I hope all the Mexican members are ok.
Thank u @Rebel Saviour ❤️
People rescuing under the rain
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On 11/9/2017 at 5:37 PM, Hector said:
Most of my friends and family in Florida have no electricity and running water today but they're all ok. Some parts were hit really bad and will take weeks and probably months to clean up and rebuild.
I'm just reading this @Hector I'm glad that everyone is fine ❤️
I hope everyone from Madonnanation (and everyone) is ok in Puerto Rico 🙏🏻
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12 minutes ago, todsmod said:
The wrath of Mother Nature can be a bitch....be it earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis, tornadoes, etc... Glad that @Pedro and @ULIZOS (and hopefully all other MNation members/relatives) are o.k. It's heartbreaking to see the destruction. But also heartwarming to see everyone coming together to help. It's just a shame that it takes something like this to realize how small we all are (compared to our dwelling place/Earth) and see humanity pull through. Again, my thoughts and prayers are with you, Mexico.
Gracias mi amigo @todsmod ❤️🙏🏻❤️
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30 minutes ago, runa said:
So terrible. My prayers with you guys, 😕
❤️🙏🏻
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rescue teams from Japón Costa Rica, España, Ecuador, Colombia, Honduras, Israel, Chile and Panama.
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A close friend just send me this picture of her room she says she couldn't take anymore pictures because of how sad she is.
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Thank u @elijah @Sky Fits Heaven and @La Virgen ❤️❤️❤️
@ULIZOS I live nearby and seeing everyone's effort makes me proud and so sad at the same time. I guess what we can do is help in ways that don't obstruct current efforts like donating, bringing food or water to rescuers or bringing items to shelters.
It broke my heart seeing people walk by with shovels in their hands.
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Rescue dogs
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@Bill Gracias Amigo ❤️
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Well it is very sad, children are trapped inside schools, people and friends are being evacuated from their buildings, pets are lost, people went missing...
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Gracias @Mmmmm @promise to try @XXL
You are very sweet!
just waking up and about to watch the news again. Received a mail last night that my building is ok in a superficial inspection but has to go trough government inspection. I'm not going to work or have classes today...
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18 minutes ago, Jazzy Jan said:
Stay safe @Pedro xx
This is dreadful. Horrible news and so devastating for the people of Mexico. Heart breaking. Hope all of our members are safe.
Thank u @Jazzy Jan❤️❤️❤️
A friend of mine just got evacuated from his building as two other buildings in his block are unstable... There are many damaged buildings that could present a danger for their occupants and their neighbors, so many people are afraid of coming back to their houses.
This arm up is the sign rescuers do for everyone to keep silent so they can hear people under the rubble
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Mexico's Fatal Earthquake
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