Si-Tex factory in Tokyo avoids damage
March 16, 2011
Si-Tex Marine Electronics said its key factory in Tokyo is fine following last week’s earthquake and tsunami in Japan. “We’ve been in communication with representatives
Si-Tex Marine Electronics said its key factory in Tokyo is fine following last week’s earthquake and tsunami in Japan. “We’ve been in communication with representatives
Damage from Friday’s tsunami is in the tens of millions of dollars and is expected to climb, according to officials in California, Hawaii and Oregon.
Water, usually thought of as soothing and caressing, is surprisingly heavy. A typical bathtub holds about 40 gallons of water. That’s 330 pounds. A cubic
The tsunami that devastated Japan Friday showed effects as far as Hawaii and the U.S. West Coast with reports of wrecked boats and marinas throughout the
Tsunami waves began rolling into Hawaii early Friday, with readings of between 6 and 8 feet expected in some areas after an earthquake struck Japan.
Si-Tex Marine Electronics said its key factory in Tokyo is fine following last week’s earthquake and tsunami in Japan. “We’ve been in communication with representatives
Damage from Friday’s tsunami is in the tens of millions of dollars and is expected to climb, according to officials in California, Hawaii and Oregon.
Water, usually thought of as soothing and caressing, is surprisingly heavy. A typical bathtub holds about 40 gallons of water. That’s 330 pounds. A cubic
The tsunami that devastated Japan Friday showed effects as far as Hawaii and the U.S. West Coast with reports of wrecked boats and marinas throughout the
Tsunami waves began rolling into Hawaii early Friday, with readings of between 6 and 8 feet expected in some areas after an earthquake struck Japan.
