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Franckly speaking nothing i faced can be called natural disaster...............
But yes once it happened,during the time of fogs, one newly married couple went to picnic with their family members while they were returning and i too was returning with my friends from the same picnic spot......in the night time  driver couldn't able to see anything and their jeep went away from the road and about to fall in a river but got holds in a tree and all were crying......we all friends stop our vehicle and pulled everybody from the jeep and also brought back the jeep into the road.........

Regards,
Anil

I have experienced hurricanes on the east coast of the US,  Blizzards with 7.5 FEET of snow in 3 days, earthquakes in California,  So no more for me thank you

Bob K

Thanks cotton_candy............
Three times i saved people drowning in the water.......every time it was different.....

aryavrat wrote:

Franckly speaking nothing i faced can be called natural disaster...............
But yes once it happened,during the time of fogs, one newly married couple went to picnic with their family members while they were returning and i too was returning with my friends from the same picnic spot......in the night time  driver couldn't able to see anything and their jeep went away from the road and about to fall in a river but got holds in a tree and all were crying......we all friends stop our vehicle and pulled everybody from the jeep and also brought back the jeep into the road.........

Regards,
Anil

Thank you Anil for sharing your experinece!! You are a good guy!!!

Bob K wrote:

I have experienced hurricanes on the east coast of the US,  Blizzards with 7.5 FEET of snow in 3 days, earthquakes in California,  So no more for me thank you

Bob K

Thanks Bob for the post!!! Yep hope no more to you!!!

For myself we had faced so many disasters.. mainly tsunami

I am similar to Bob,  earthquakes,  Tropical storms, and an almost hurricane. I hope never to have to deal with any of them again!

When you faced Tsunami ,we also faced the same......but at that time i was in Mumbai only my brother was in Chennai.........

planner wrote:

I am similar to Bob,  earthquakes,  Tropical storms, and an almost hurricane. I hope never to have to deal with any of them again!

I am so sorry to here...
But hope you will have no more!!!

aryavrat wrote:

When you faced Tsunami ,we also faced the same......but at that time i was in Mumbai only my brother was in Chennai.........

We helped the victims with supplying, water, foods, cloths, money...
but many lives and properties destroyed and a lot of government's money had to be spent on rebuilding life and land.

We faced almost every year in some part of the country as floods or cyclone.......and as you said it happens........govt. money got spent and help by locals......

My natural disaster was averted as, during the first earthquake I ever experienced, I was lucky enough to be sitting on the toilet.
To add detail, I hadn't long moved to Java when the event stuck. The seat was swaying from side to side, with me holding on for dear life.
My underwear was saved.

This, I should add, is a true story.

aryavrat wrote:

We faced almost every year in some part of the country as floods or cyclone.......and as you said it happens........govt. money got spent and help by locals......

What about us? We too face for earth-slips, floods or droughts always. 

mas fred wrote:

My natural disaster was averted as, during the first earthquake I ever experienced, I was lucky enough to be sitting on the toilet.
To add detail, I hadn't long moved to Java when the event stuck. The seat was swaying from side to side, with me holding on for dear life.
My underwear was saved.

This, I should add, is a true story.

Understood! But what is that to do with underwear?  Underwear saved but nothing inside??

mal wrote:

aryavrat wrote:

We faced almost every year in some part of the country as floods or cyclone.......and as you said it happens........govt. money got spent and help by locals......

What about us? We too face for earth-slips, floods or droughts always. 

You know we the nearby countries have the same problems and good thing is that we always come out and starts the life again...........

I went to Cebu in November 2013.  I have never seen such horrible devastation.

mal wrote:

mas fred wrote:

My natural disaster was averted as, during the first earthquake I ever experienced, I was lucky enough to be sitting on the toilet.
To add detail, I hadn't long moved to Java when the event stuck. The seat was swaying from side to side, with me holding on for dear life.
My underwear was saved.

This, I should add, is a true story.

Understood! But what is that to do with underwear?  Underwear saved but nothing inside??

Let's just say he was in a convenient position to drop what he was doing. 

Hahaha......but i think she is not visiting now a days to know whats going on in EB and also not responding to any of the threads,i think she is busy with some work...........

aryavrat wrote:

Hahaha......but i think she is not visiting now a days to know whats going on in EB and also not responding to any of the threads,i think she is busy with some work...........

You mean Mal?
Yes, we are missing her here. Maybe she is posting on the Sri  Lanka forum.

I think so but she is not writing here..........

Nope, she is back!!!
You were talking abt me in a natural disaster thread cos, you thought I was in some danger?? 
Thanks for the concern!

mal wrote:

Nope, she is back!!!
You were talking abt me in a natural disaster thread cos, you thought I was in some danger?? 
Thanks for the concern!

Were you off on your adventures? 

Was bed-sitting at a hospital mostly.
My ex-mother-in-law
She is now old and has no daughter to look-after her. I was one of her good friends when she was working with me in the same ofis.
She phoned me one-day telling about her condition so I helped her. Thats it.

mal wrote:

Was bed-sitting at a hospital mostly.
My ex-mother-in-law
She is now old and has no daughter to look-after her. I was one of her good friends when she was working with me in the same ofis.
She phoned me one-day telling about her condition so I helped her. Thats it.

Very kind of you!
You will get your just reward one day, or so my wife always says. 

El_Jost wrote:

mal wrote:

Was bed-sitting at a hospital mostly.
My ex-mother-in-law
She is now old and has no daughter to look-after her. I was one of her good friends when she was working with me in the same ofis.
She phoned me one-day telling about her condition so I helped her. Thats it.

Very kind of you!
You will get your just reward one day, or so my wife always says. 

Thank you El!

Yes Mal the entire world is in a balancing mode of Good and Bad........
Look someone has to take care of her and not doing this is for me doing Bad and you are doing good and thats the way it got balance.........

Regards,
Anil

aryavrat wrote:

Yes Mal the entire world is in a balancing mode of Good and Bad........
Look someone has to take care of her and not doing this is for me doing Bad and you are doing good and thats the way it got balance.........

Regards,
Anil

These days someone else is taking care so I am free but hope to visit time to time with some foods and do some washing for her.

Good thing is that she is getting care by you and someone else too..............

How old is the old dear now?

El_Jost wrote:

How old is the old dear now?

She is about 72  (not very old)
But she is diabetic and with a big wound in one complete heel

You know Mal .............you might be suffering from whatever diseases,the gentle and affectionate hand touch by the people like you can heel the wound and diseases very fast and easily............

The earthquake in Christchurch New Zealand was radical