fibbi

I don't see what's the point to be panic in BC because of the Japanese radiation incident. If the radioactive material does spread to BC where can we go? If it makes this far to BC it already spread to other Asian countries too.
Stocking up supplies in prepare of earthquakes makes more sense here.

fibbi

回復 26# fy789


    First I don't see why you have to add the title C9 for married loyaukee here.

Even if you start stocking up water and supplies, if radiation hits BC (if ever does), What does it help? If you are in such a deep panic mode why don't you flee out of BC and go somewhere else?

I had my earthquake kit in my place all the time w/ extra food supply already. There is no need for you to accuse people of caring their love ones or not.

fibbi

回復 42# fy789


If you are so much in concern of earthquake and radiation, feel free to move out of BC and find a place free of nuclear plant and non earthquake zone.

As living in BC, stocking food or supplies in preparation of earthquake is always recommended. But for the sake of this Japanese incident, I would say no and that's my 0.0002 cent. Yes I do worry about my family in Hong Kong but I doubt what I can do for them now.

fibbi

回復 46# fy789


    If you are not sure about the Chinese term you better not use the term.
http://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-tw/%E5%B8%AB%E5%A5%B6


I'm afraid of radio active pollution too but I'm not in concern as I'm in BC. There is nothing I can do unless I ran away.

fibbi

回復 48# peter236


    Get a earthquake survival kit from store. Store extra canned food (e.g. luncheon meat), cracker  and lots of water.

fibbi

回復 52# somewhereintime


    I usually don't have that much food supply though.

fibbi

回復 59# fy789


    Yeah I have problem communicating with people lack of manner.

fibbi

Actually if I were in Tokyo I would try to leave. Japan is quite good in dealing with earthquake (at least the architecture is pretty safe) but radiation...I would be scared too (if I'm in Tokyo).