Japanese 64-year-old man looking for a wife under the sea 10 year. Why did his wife disappear that year?

The 64-year-old man's name is Gao Song Kangfu, and his wife disappeared in the 20 1 1 earthquake. It has been ten years since then.

After losing contact with his wife in the earthquake that year, he learned to dive, and then he dived into the bottom of the sea almost every week to find his wife's trace.

March 1 1 is it Japan? 3? 1 1? On the 0/0 anniversary of the earthquake/KLOC-0, about 2,500 people still lost contact with their families after the earthquake, and their families are still full of hope and struggling to find it.

March 1 1, 20 1 1 is a gloomy day for many people in Japan. On this day, an earthquake measuring 9.0 on the Richter scale occurred in the Pacific Ocean in northeastern Japan, which is also one of the most serious earthquakes in the world. More than 18000 people were killed in this earthquake.

In a blink of an eye, this year is the tenth anniversary of the 3. 1 1 earthquake. Although more than 3,000 days and nights have passed, for the survivors at that time, it was like a nightmare and remained in the depths of their memories.

At that time, the earthquake triggered a huge tsunami, which caused devastating damage to Iwate Prefecture, Miyagi Prefecture, Fukushima Prefecture and other places in northeastern Japan, and also caused a nuclear accident at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Although ten years have passed, about 2,500 people are still missing, and their families are still full of hope and struggling to find them.

The wife of 64-year-old Takamatsu Yasuo disappeared in the earthquake. In the past 65,438+00 years, Takamatsu Yasuo learned to dive. He has been constantly looking for his wife's whereabouts, and now he goes diving in the sea almost every week.

He said in an interview? I think my wife is in the sea, just like going to see her. ? Takamatsu Yasuo told reporters that what was the last message he received from his wife after the earthquake? I'm going home. ? So he always hoped that one day he could find his wife's body and take her home.

Takamatsu Yasuo's words sounded like tears. There are many people who lost their loved ones in the earthquake like him, and their lives have changed on this day. The shadow of the earthquake has become a memory they can never erase.

Professor Yi Hao of Kyoto University predicts that an earthquake of magnitude 9. 1 will occur in the South China Sea between 2030 and 2040. What is the expected economic loss? 3? 1 1? /kloc-more than 0/0 earthquake, the earthquake spread widely, and it is expected that it will be greatly damaged from Tokyo metropolitan area to Kyushu.

Yi Hao also pointed out that by 150, there will be a major earthquake in this area every 90 years, and the last South China Sea trough earthquake occurred at 1946, which has been more than 70 years.