The 2011 Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

That teacher saved all those babies lives. That man's a hero! You can tell he's haunted by it

20:50 I couldn’t hold back my tears. I’m glad they were safe. “Do you think there’s anything you could’ve done to save your family” what a question to ask… it really shouldn’t have been said at all.

Heartbreaking to revisit the 2011 disaster and its aftermath. The resilience of the people and the ongoing recovery efforts are truly humbling

0:11 Catastrophe (2011) 14:21 After the Wave (2011) 26:03 3 Years Later (2014) 40:26 Robots to the Rescue (2018)

It's heartbreaking that poor father lost his family and continues to look for his daughter every chance he gets. I hope and pray, he will find her someday soon so he can relax and put his mind at ease. Praying for you sir, your a great father.

The earthquake followed by a disastrous tsunami and nuclear fallout left many Japanese displaced. But you can't see a single one of them complain. High respect to all of them.

Having to search those bodies in the gym for your love one is simple heartbreaking 😢… it’s 2 in the morning rn where I’m at and sitting here crying my eyes out 😅😢 prayers to the families

I have been quite obsessed with watching the Japanese & Indonesian tsunami events. The huge amount of footage on both events both shock me & mesmerise me. The only saving grace was that they didn't occur in the middle of the night. Hopefully, nothing so cataclysmic will happen for a very long time, but who knows what mother nature has in store for us

Now this is the type of work robots should be used for. Jobs that humans are unable to do safely, but HUMANS are needed to control the robots.

One statement hit me harder than all the others, " Not enough living, to help with the dead".