The New Tornado Opened Two Weekends Again

VIVAnews -PT Jaya Ancol Development will operate rides a Tornado in a fantasy world (Dufan) fastest two weeks longer. Because, according to Development Director of PT Jaya Ancol, Budi Karya, there should be an experimental spacecraft for hundreds of hours after the repair and before it reopened.

"There must be an experiment because we give priority to safety. God willing, will soon be put into operation a week to two weeks away, "said Budi Works when VIVAnews.com in the narrowing of a fantasy world, Ancol, North Jakarta, Monday, July 25, 2011.

There are other causes of Budi denied from stop mendadaknya rides a Tornado Wednesday last week. He asserted cause only on the issue of lack of electricity supply and not on other damage.

"Electricity supply required that approximately 5,000-15,000 watts. The fix procedure is indeed so, the test must be performed repeatedly over the past few hundred years, or roughly during the week, "he explained.

After the incident that could stir social networking twitter this, Bob claimed his side received a lot of lessons. One of them related to the availability of insurance which guarantees passenger safety.

However, Cameron denied that the position of the Tornado, when suddenly stopped, facing down. "Some of the imagery in the media that is not true. Position the State sitting at a distance of five meters from the bottom, "he said.

As known, the spacecraft suffered a crash during a Tornado games menggoncang 15 visitors, Wednesday, July 20, 2011. There were no fatalities in the incident, but visitors who ride these rides suffered a shock.

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The Tornado Stuck, Ancol Apologize

VIVAnews -unexpected events took place in a fantasy world (Dufan), Ancol, Central Jakarta, on Wednesday, July 20, 2011 in the afternoon. The game is a Tornado--stimulated adrenaline--suddenly jammed when shook 15 people. Even though the koban were no soul, the visitor created shock.

Responding to the incident, Management Development PT. Jaya Ancol Tbk, as developer and Manager at Ancol Taman Impian tourist areas, say the apologies for any inconvenience experienced by the visitors due to the macetnya machine mechanic on the spacecraft.

Described the Ancol, all rides have been operating procedure Dufan with international standards "Before a Tornado on the run is done daily checking, and periodically overhauldone, because it's a fantasy world has got ISO 9001-2008 Sertfikasi," description of the Development of public relations of PT Jaya Ancol, Ni Ketut Cakti Sofia in a short message via Masengger Blakberry.

Although the safety of visitors to become a major concern, but when the electricity supply was cut off the ride system will stop automatically.

Even so, the obvious Sofia, all safety systems still function normally. Security systems and security key bodies remain locked in the position of the manual, which can only be removed with the help of the officer.

All aboard the spacecraft descended to manually fit SOP by officers, before the vehicle could be revived with the backup utility (genset). "We convey the deep appreciation to the community that gives us an immense concern," he explained.

The Tornado happened incident macetnya rides at 18.00 P.M. yesterday. The Tornado suddenly stopped when visitors have gone up at an altitude of 4-5 metres in oblique position. "But it was locked in a bangkunya position, so no visitors that drop," said Pademangan Police Chief Commissioner Ahmad Investigators David, Wednesday night.

Police have asked the Dufan stop operational Tornado until the time limit is not specified for the interests of the investigation.

Report: Arnes Korupsi | North Jakarta

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The Tornado Dufan Jammed, Visitor Shock

VIVAnews – Tornado games in Dufan rides, Ancol, Jakarta experienced a crash when menggoncang 15 visitors, Wednesday, July 20, 2011. There were no fatalities in the incident, but the 15 visitors who climb the spacecraft experienced a shock.

Pademangan Police Chief Commissioner Ahmad Investigators David says, the rest of the visitors survived after being evacuated to manually. "They are unloaded manually using the stairs," said David.

David reveals that the events occurred, at around 06.00 pm. Then, there are 15 visitors who climbed the most stimulating adrenalin rides. But then, the fun visitors turned into horror and suspense. The Tornado suddenly jammed as visitors have gone up at an altitude of 4-5 metres in oblique position.

"But it was locked in a bangkunya position, so no visitors that drop," he said.

Mechanical officers who know the incident then maintains a visitor evacuation manually. One by one, the visitor is derived by using a makeshift ladder. "The process of evakuasinya lasted for half an hour," said he.

David says, it has to interrogate a number of mechanics in such incidents. From the results of the questioning while police did not find any element of, a criminal in the incident.

"If the criminal element it accidentif anything, there are victims. But this will remain our dalami, "he added.

However, it remains to be sambungnya into the incident. Thursday police will check tomorrow, people who are responsible for the operation of the spacecraft. "We will explore this issue, we will check it tomorrow," he said.

Meanwhile, police also asked the Dufan operational Tornado up to stop the time-limit that has not been determined for the sake of investigation. Even so, David assumed, no criminal elements in the incident.

Meanwhile, from the results of the interrogation officer mechanical, operational Tornado has implemented appropriate procedures. Before the tornado engine was tested dioperasionalkan, first by mechanical means.

"If after dioperasionalkan okay, from maintenance are submitted to its operational," he said.

If there are irregularities in the trial, Dufan will not run the spacecraft for the sake of the safety of visitors. "This morning when the test is not a problem, so that operations continue," he said.

He said, already have an ISO Dufan against a number of rides that are considered dangerous. According to David, there is no panic or hysteria of the visitors who get caught up in the probe. Once unloaded, the visitors were given a drink to calm down.

"No (hysterical), just a little shocked-shocked," said she. (Report: Arnes Korupsi | Jakarta Utara, eh)

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Joplin Tornado

 The destruction of the city of Joplin, Missouri, United States, due to the brunt of the tornado-speed 321 kilometers per hour.

Joplin Tornado that hit quite rare, that there are some small vortex in the vortex of winds that rotates inside the parent the parent tornado.

Rescue teams must race against time because there are predictions of a tornado would hit the city that have been razed to the ground. Because, the previous two tornadoes across the State of Oklahoma that neighboring Missouri.
The storm that hit Oklahoma killed four people and damaging dozens of homes. The storm is expected to move to Joplin on Wednesday (5/25/2011) early morning local time, according to Barney Rayno, expert senior meteorologist at Accuweather.com.

Reported earlier, hit by a tornado Joplin category EF-5, Sunday (5/22/2011), and touted as a single tornado terdahsyat in the last 60 years.
U.S. National Weather Service announced that the tornado that paralyzed Joplin on Sunday was an EF-5, the strongest ratings for tornadoes, with wind speeds of more than 321 kilometers per hour. The scientists said the tornado that hit Joplin quite rare, that there are some small vortex in the vortex of winds that rotates the parent in the parent tornado.
Until Tuesday (24/05/2011), the victims were killed a result of a tornado in Joplin, Missouri, United States, reaching 124 people.

Dozens feared dead as tornado rips through Mo. town

'Multiple homes and businesses destroyed, mangled vehicles and debris everywhere you look ... The damage is absolutely immense' 

 

A massive tornado that blasted a four-mile path across southwestern Missouri slammed into this city with cataclysmic force, ripping into a hospital, upending cars and leaving only a forest of splintered tree trunks behind where entire neighborhoods once stood. An unknown number were killed in Joplin on Sunday night, and officials struggling to communicate without power and cell phone service were leery of putting a hard figure on a death toll they feared would rise after daybreak.
Asked about a report that 24 people had died, city spokeswoman Lynn Onstot told The Associated Press grimly that officials were "afraid it may be more. ... Our fear is that's a low number." The Missouri National Guard planned to search for the injured throughout the night.
Reuters, meanwhile, reported that around 30 had likely been killed in Joplin alone.
"At this point we know we are up into the 30 range," Newton County Coroner Mark Bridges told Reuters by telephone when asked about the death toll.
"We have heard up into the over-100 (range), but ... I don't think anyone has a good count right now," he said of the casualties. He said 11 bodies were pulled from just one site.

 "People are just scrambling.  Multiple homes and businesses destroyed, mangled vehicles and debris everywhere you look," The Weather Channel's meteorologist Mike Bettes reported from Joplin. "The damage is absolutely immense here in Joplin."
Severe weather was expected to continue throughout Monday, according to The Weather Channel.
The same storm system that produced the Joplin tornado spawned twisters along a broad swath of the Midwest, from Oklahoma to Wisconsin. At least one person was killed in Minneapolis. But the devastation in Missouri appeared to be the worst of the day, eerily reminiscent the tornadoes that killed more than 300 people across the South last month.
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Damage to St. John's Regional Medical Center in Joplin, Mo. is shown after it was hit by a tornado on May 2
 'Total devastation'
"You see pictures of World War II, the devastation and all that with the bombing. That's really what it looked like," said Kerry Sachetta, the principal of a flattened Joplin High School. "I couldn't even make out the side of the building. It was total devastation in my view. I just couldn't believe what I saw."
Onstot said the twister — believed to be between one-half to three-quarters of a mile wide — was on the ground for nearly four miles. It hit a hospital packed with patients and a commercial area including a Home Depot construction store, numerous smaller businesses and restaurants and a grocery store. Jasper County emergency management director Keith Stammer said an estimated 2,000 buildings were damaged in this city of about 50,000 people some 160 miles south of Kansas City.

A pickup truck with what look to be two rescue workers and two injured people weaves in anAmong the worst hit locations in Joplin was St. John's Regional Medical Center, which appeared to suffer a direct hit from a tornado.
"We are not sure of the safety of the building," the News-Leader quoted hospital spokeswoman Cora Scott as saying.
Hospital staff had just a few moments' notice to hustle patients into hallways before the storm struck the multistory building, blowing out hundreds of windows and leaving the facility useless.
A tractor trailer is tipped over on Interstate 44 near Joplin, Mo., after the town was hit by a tor


In the parking lot, a helicopter lay crushed on its side, its rotors torn apart and windows smashed. Nearby, a pile of cars lay crumpled into a single mass of twisted metal. Matt Sheffer dodged downed power lines, trees and closed streets to make it to his dental office across from the hospital.



"My office is totally gone. Probably for two to three blocks, it's just leveled," he said. "The building that my office was in was not flimsy. It was 30 years old and two layers of brick. It was very sturdy and well built."
Details about fatalities and injuries were difficult to obtain even for emergency management officials, because the tornado knocked out power, landline phones and some cellphone towers, said Greg Hickman, assistant emergency management director in Newton County.



Triage centers and shelters were setup around the city. At Memorial Hall, a downtown entertainment venue, nurses and other emergency workers were treating critically injured patients.
Debris was carried up to 60 miles away, with medical records, X-rays, insulation and other items falling to the ground in Greene County, said Larry Woods, assistant director of the Springfield-Greene County Office of Emergency Management.
Travel difficult Travel through and around Joplin was difficult, with Interstate 44 shut down and streets clogged with emergency vehicles and the wreckage of buildings.
Emergency management officials rushed heavy equipment to Joplin to help lift debris and clear the way for search and recovery operations. Gov. Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency, and President Barack Obama said the Federal Emergency Management Agency was working with state and local agencies.
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Jeff Lehr, a reporter for the Joplin Globe, said he was upstairs in his home when the storm hit but was able to make his way to a basement closet.
"There was a loud huffing noise, my windows started popping. I had to get downstairs, glass was flying. I opened a closet and pulled myself into it," he told the AP. "Then you could hear everything go. It tore the roof off my house, everybody's house. I came outside and there was nothing left."

He said people were walking around the streets outside trying to check on neighbors, but in many cases there were no homes to check. Amid the chaos, rescue workers and residents alike walked dazed through the wreckage.
"There were people wandering the streets, all mud covered," he said. "I'm talking to them, asking if they knew where their family is. Some of them didn't know, and weren't sure where they were. All the street markers were gone."
Some people turned to social networking sites to get word out that loved ones were missing or homes destroyed, or that they and their families were OK.
In Minneapolis, city spokeswoman Sara Dietrich said the death was confirmed by the Hennepin County medical examiner. She had no other immediate details. Only two of the 29 people injured there were hurt critically.
Though the damage covered several blocks in Minneapolis, it appeared few houses were totally demolished. Much of the damage was to roofs, front porches that had been sheared away, or smaller items such as fences and basketball goals.