C omo river city Pacific, Penco tonight remained on alert to the possibility of tsunami flooding in the wake of the violent earthquake that shook the coast northeastern Japan. National authorities called on the population living in low lying areas to leave their homes as a preventive measure until the threat passes. This photo was taken this afternoon on the court Seafarers by Councilman Victor Hugo Figueroa who kindly sent me to inform news pencones Penco looking through this blog in the world. The situation was normal, but many people went to spend the night with friends or relatives' houses located on high ground. People living on the edge of the sea and Playa Negra, Cerro Verde, or the same Seafarers were keeping their valuables in the second floor or in high places. Manuel Suarez informed me that he would leave with his family where friends in the campus as a precaution, while Chenko Oscar Munoz said he believed that the island Quiriquina is the great natural barrier that has Penco against such threats. Despite missing two hours to the estimated time of arrival of the phenomenon we firmly believe that nothing happens and I hope that life returns to its normal rhythm Penco.
RED MOON AND STARRY SKY
The crescent moon had a marked yellow color is midnight after a day Penco season. The coastal area had a ghostly aspect without people and houses with lights out, some residents were just as guardians. The cars were parked by their owners in the highlands and saw people running through the Penco vecinadarios Chico, Membrillar and Villarrica but not near the beach. Passed four military trucks likely to intensify surveillance. The focus of the court remained Seafarers on. That was the face that had the city within minutes of the arrival of the first wave. The sea stood still as if the rate of milk is involved. (23:59 hrs.)
AFTER THE SURGE
early hours of Saturday 12 March, Andres Urrutia Riquelme, took the photographs that we publish below. They appreciate five aspects of the impact of the surge occurred after midnight following the earthquake in Japan. Thanks to Andy for sending these pictures:
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