When Disaster Strikes!
By Erika BAN
No one knows when a big disaster will come. In our lifetime, most of us will experience a natural disaster in one form or other. Luckily, there are people who will be there to ensure our safety when disaster strikes.
The famous 1923 Tokyo earthquake which killed about 1,000,000 people taught us how important it is to be prepared for a disaster. In our city, there are many workers whose jobs are protect us in times of crisis.
All public workers play an important role in securing the safety of residents. For example, traffic control by police officers, putting out fires by fire fighters, retrieval of electricity when there is a blackout by the power companies and providing safe drinking water by the water services.
These people work hard every day to provide security so that when a disaster happens, we will have a better chance of survival.
No one knows when a big disaster will come. In our lifetime, most of us will experience a natural disaster in one form or other. Luckily, there are people who will be there to ensure our safety when disaster strikes.
The famous 1923 Tokyo earthquake which killed about 1,000,000 people taught us how important it is to be prepared for a disaster. In our city, there are many workers whose jobs are protect us in times of crisis.
All public workers play an important role in securing the safety of residents. For example, traffic control by police officers, putting out fires by fire fighters, retrieval of electricity when there is a blackout by the power companies and providing safe drinking water by the water services.
These people work hard every day to provide security so that when a disaster happens, we will have a better chance of survival.
posted by Nagoya International Senior and Junior High School at 5:10 PM
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