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1Bangladesh: Tweeting and blogging an earthquakeBangladesh: Blogando e twitando um terremoto
2A moderate earthquake jolted Dhaka city on the 27th of July approximately at 00:51 hours Bangladesh Time (+6 GMT).Um terremoto atingiu a capital Dhaka no dia 27 de julho, por volta das 00h51 no horário de Bangladesh (+6 GMT).
3Russell John reports in his blog:Russell John relata [en] em seu blogue:
4I was lying on my bed talking to a friend on the phone, and I suddenly felt that the bed was shaking.Rapidamente perguntei ao meu amigo no IRC, e ele também tinha sentido o abalo.
5Within 3 seconds, it stopped.Então era mesmo um terremoto!
6My first impression was that a cat got under my bed and it was shaking it, but then I realised that it's impossible as the bed is way too heavy.
7(Plus there was no cat, I checked!)Um terremoto em Dhaka às 00:51 AM!
8I quickly asked my friends on IRC, and they said they felt it too.Russell twitou [en] na mesma hora:
9So it was an earthquake for real!Oh meu deus, acabei de sentir um terremoto!
10Quake in Dhaka at 12:51 AM! Russell tweeted instantaneously:Dentro de minutos, tweets começaram a aparecer confirmando que outros também sentiram o tremor.
11Oh my God, I just felt an earthquake! Within next minutes, tweets started to appear confirming that they also felt the earthquake.Munaz do Nothing to Lose and Nothing to Gain [Nada a ganhar e nada a perder] compartilhou [en] os feeds de alguns amigos no Twiter:
12Munaz of Nothing to Lose and Nothing to Gain shared the tweeter feeds of some of his friends: Information online was hard to come by (except some Bangla blogs) and everybody was trying to get updates.Demorou para que as informações aparecessem na internet (com a exceção de alguns blogs em Bangla [bn]) e todo mundo estava tentando saber das últimas notícias.
13So Bauani of Information blog contacted U.S. Geological Survey, National Earthquake Information Center and posted the find: Magnitude: 4.9 Date-Time: Saturday, July 26, 2008 at 18:51:49 UTC Location: 24.Então Bauani, do blog Information, entrou em contato com o Centro Nacional de Informação sobre Terremotos, do U.S. Geological Survey, e postou o que descobriu [en] :
14773°N, 90.Magnitude: 4.9
15480°E Depth: 5.2 km (3.2 miles) (poorly constrained) Region: BANGLADESHData e horário: Sábado, 26 de julho de 2008 às 18:51:49 UTC
16He was also posting the updates as and when available.Local: 24. 773°N, 90.
17Apparently no casualties were reported but it rattled the affected people of Dhaka, a populous mega city.480°E Profundidade: 5.2 km (3.2 milhas) (poorly constrained)
18Rumi of In The Middle of Nowhere writes:Região: BANGLADESH
19Map of all the major and minor tectonic plates of the worldEle também postou atualizações sempre e quando elas foram disponibilizadas.
20If you can locate Bangladesh in the world map, you will see two plate boundaries, i.e. two fault lines cross Bangladesh….many scientists have been warning about the probability of a devastating 8-9 Richter scale catastrophic earthquake in the northeastern and southeastern parts of Bangladesh.Ao que tudo indica, não houve relatos de casualidades mas o terremoto abalou os moradores de Dhaka, uma grande e populosa cidade. Rumi do In The Middle of Nowhere [No meio do Nada] escreve:
21So, (a) major earthquake is also possible in Bangladesh.Mapa de todas as grandes e menores placas tectônicas do mundo
22Portanto, também é possível que (um) terremoto maior aconteça em Bangladesh.
23Are we ready?Estamos preparados?