A terrible, crippling day.
I watched as the unbelievable scene of devastation unfolded before the eyes of the world. A day's tragedy dealing a blow that will be felt for decades.
I remember discussing the nuclear crisis here, and we all looked on helplessly as an unprecedented nuclear accident threatened the nation. Even today, the cold shutdown is a paper thin reassurance, with makeshift safety systems not constructed to handle another catastrophe. The situation remains fragile at best, and it will remain a worry for the future.
Today, I join with the People of Japan for a moment of silence, a year since the Japanese 9.0 earthquake, catastrophic tsunami, and unprecedented nuclear disaster.
I sincerely pray that many have found their way through the loss as the country continues its recovery. And I soberly pray that the Japanese People remain safe and hopeful as many face an uncertain future with years of cleanup remaining.
Any thoughts on this tragic day and the situation one year on?
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