March 11, Tsunami in Japan, Tōhoku Earthquake and Tsunami, Japan

11th of March may be a day of joyful, many were borned or married this
day. But Friday of March 11 of 2011 was the painful day for Japan. On
the same day of last year the most powerful earthquake ever known hit
Japan. It was one of the five most powerful earthquakes in the world
since modern record-
keeping began in 1900. The Japanese National Police Agency confirmed
15,850 deaths, 6,011 injured and 3,287 people missing across eighteen
prefectures, as well as over 125,000 buildings damaged or destroyed.
On the same day many children became orphaned. That tsunami and quake
killed many elementary, middle- school and high school students too.
I want you remind you that a man who was said to have been attempting to
photograph the oncoming tsunami at the mouth of the Klamath River, south
of Crescent City, California, was swept out to sea. His body was found
on 2 April along Ocean Beach in Fort Stevens State Park, Oregon, some
330 miles (530 km) to the north. When nature becomes angry no one can
stop her. I wish such disaster never come and want to express heartfelt
condolence to those who lost their lives for no reason on March 11,
2011.
(References: Television, Wikipedia and websites)