So far, 75 people were killed and 300 are still missing.
Lots of people are still trapped inside the damaged buildings.
Some areas are unsafe because there are lots of unstable buildings.
Police warned that the 26-story Hotel Grand Chancellor may collapse.
If that happens, it may cause disaster to the unstable buildings around it.
On Thursday, more foreign rescuers will be helping to dig out the trapped victims.
I am very sad and sorry for the earthquake victims and their families.
I hope that there will be better news tomorrow.
The quake caused ice to break from New Zealand’s biggest glacier and formed huge icebergs in the Tasman Lake.
Fallen debris lies on mangled cars in a street in Christchurch. (AFP/Logan Mcmillan) Smoke rises from the collapsed CTV building, that housed a TV broadcaster and an English language school, following Tuesday's earthquake in Christchurch February 23, 2011. REUTERS/Tim Wimborne An area is cordoned off after the front wall of a row of shops is destroyed following Tuesday's earthquake in the southern New Zealand city of Christchurch February 23, 2011. REUTERS/Tim Wimborne
Search crew members look through the rubble of the CTV building which was devastated by a 6.3 magnitude earthquake in central Christchurch February 23, 2011. New Zealand declared a national state of emergency to cope with the effects of the devastating earthquake.REUTERS/Simon Baker
fIn this image made from video run by New Zealand's TV3, people are seen on a street in Christchurch, New Zealand Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011 after a 6.3-magnitude earthquake rocked the city. (AP Photo/TV3 via Associated Press Television News) NEW ZEALAND OUT, TV OUT
The U.S. Geological Survey said the earthquake was centered 3 miles (5 kilometers) from the city at a depth of 2.5 miles (4 kilometers).
A lot of buildings were collapsed, burying lots of vehicles.
A building in Christchurch, New Zealand, is destroyed after an earthquake struck Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011. (AP Photo/NZPA, Pam Johnson)
People were trapped in collapsed buildings.
The police said there was a report of two buses crushed under falling buildings.
Roads were cracked and destroyed.
There were also reports that some parts of the roads were swallowed together with the cars.
The earthquake also caused fire and some part or the city was flooded when the pipes burst.
Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building in central Christchurch, New Zealand, Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011. A powerful earthquake collapsed buildings at the height of a busy workday killing at least 65 people and trapping dozens in one of the country's worst natural disasters. (AP Photo/New Zealand Herald, Mark Mitchell) NEW ZEALAND OUT, AUSTRALIA OUTThe Christchurch, New Zealand, suburb of Bexley is flooded following an earthquake, Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011. A powerful earthquake collapsed buildings at the height of a busy workday killing at least 65 people and trapping dozens in one of the country's worst natural disasters. (AP Photo/New Zealand Herald, Mark Mitchell) NEW ZEALAND OUT, AUSTRALIA OUT
The Christchurch airport is closed.
Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker declared a state of emergency and ordered people to evacuate the city center.
I am very sad and sorry for the earthquake victims and their families.
I hope that the school buildings are okay and the kids are not hurt.
A car crushed by rubble from collapsed buildings is pictured after an earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand, in this February 22, 2011 image taken from video footage. REUTERS/TV3 via Reuters TV
People walk past rubble as they evacuate after an earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand, in this February 22, 2011 image taken from video footage. REUTERS/TV3 via Reuters TV
Back row (L-R): ?, Megat Hisham, Mohd Ayub Amirdad, Abdul Rashid Hussien, Che Wahab Che Man, Haji Sulaiman Haji Osman, Uncle Burhan , Mohd Hussin Mohd Ali, my father A. Karim Omar, Adnan Alamasi Front (L-R): ?, Ghazali, Wan Ibrahim Wan Long, Abdul Rauff Sarail, Jani Majuni, Mohd Shukri Azam, Osman Mokhtar El-Mubarak(Uncle Osman), Tageldin As-Sanosi(Uncle Taj), Wan Abdul Azim Wan Abdullah
Last month, Pak Cik Burhan joined two of our barbecues in Kuala Terengganu when we were there for some programs.
My mother marinade the meat and my father and Pak Cik Burhan barbecued them.
We had prawns and sausages for the first barbecue with Pak Cik Burhan.
Tasty sausages and prawn barbecue.
On our second barbecue, we had mutton, onion, chicken, potatoes and sausages.
Barbecued mutton, onion, chicken, potatoes and sausages are tasty too.
We also barbecued some chips like my father used to do in USA
I helped to barbecue some mutton and chips
My mother marinade the meat and my father and Pak Cik Burhan barbecued them.
Pak Cik Burhan and my father used to go camping and had lots of barbecues together in the USA.
L-R Jailani (TJ), Che Wahab, Yazid, Rashid, Karim (my father) and Pak Cik Burhan.
I like Pak Cik Burhan because he is fun to be with 🙂
By the way Pak Cik Burhan promised me to be a cameraman for my new project
The exhibition was held at the Muzium Negara (National Museum), Kuala Lumpur.
My sister Kafah and I on the way to the exhibition hall.
There were lots of stamps at the exhibition.
The exhibition hall.
Over there, I saw the Penny Black and other stamps with picture of Penny Black.
Penny Black was the world’s first adhesive postage stamp.
A photo of the Penny Black.
Since the theme of the exhibition was ‘World of Flora and Fauna’ there were mostly flowers, plants and animals stamps at the exhibition.
The stamps were beautiful and colourful.
I love Penny Black the most because Penny Black was the first stamp in the world.
There were lots of stamps and and things that are related to the postal service at the exhibition.
There were also very old mailbox, old weighing scales, an old postman bicycle, old postmark machine and other things related to the postal service in the past.
And I also saw the longest stamp in Malaysia.
An old postman bicycle.
We spent almost 3 hours at the exhibition.
I enjoyed myself at the exhibition because I could see lots and lots of beautiful, old and new stamps from all over the world.
The story was about Boog who was sad because his forest friends cannot go on a trip with him.
Even Eliot cannot go; so Boog went to the trip with his teddy bear, Dinkleman.
Then Boog saw a poster about a Russian circus was nearby and he went there.
When he arrived at the circus, he met Doug the grizzly bear and Alistair the llama.
Then Doug tricked Boog so that he can get away from the circus.
Doug fixed Boog’s fur so that Boog looked like him.
Doug went to Boog’s place and he made himself looked like Boog.
When Boog’s forest friends met Doug, they thought that Doug was Boog.
They were happy to see him but after a while Doug became very bossy and he claimed that he was the king of the jungle.
Boog’s forest friends told Doug that it was not a jungle but it was a forest.
Eliot’s daughters, Gisela and Geselita found out that Doug was not Boog, so they asked Dani and Serge to find their mom, Giselle.
Meanwhile Mr. Weenie and his pet friends were watching the circus on TV.
When they saw Doug, they thought it was Boog.
They thought Boog was in danger and decided to save him.
Boog’s forest friends also went to the circus to save Boog after they found out that Doug was not Boog.
It was very funny when Mr. Weenie and the pets tried to save Boog together with Boog’s forest friends.
That was the part that I enjoyed the best 🙂
Anyway my prediction of the plot and the protagonist of Open Season 3 were wrong.
After watching Open Season 2, I predicted that in Open Season 3 Mr. Weenie will try to escape to go back to his forest friends and becomes the protagonist of the movie.
Mr. Anthony Angrywolf was right; in his comments he said that Boog will be the protagonist as in Open Season 1.
And Doug is the antagonist of Open Season 3.
Pity Mr. Weenie because once again he was not chosen to be the protagonist.
I think Open Season 3 will be more fun to watch if there are more nice songs like those written by Mr. Josh Selig.
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