Chile Forum

I am not seeing it listed on direct tv guide, but I recall seeing the advertising for it.

11pm. but it is repeated tomorow at 5pm and sunday at 12pm plus various very early mornings inbetween.

Thank you for the tip, unfortunately I don't even own a TV.

I never found it tonight on direct TV.

admin wrote:I never found it tonight on direct TV.

Channel 732, 10am today.

http://directstage.directvla.com:8060/(S(ubpfzt550pddd355t4ksli55))/detailch.aspx?c=732&n=DISC

It was a 60 minute documentary (on Discovery Latin America, maybe not available everywhere?), the main elements were the story of the father of the boy whose body was the last found in the Edificio Alto Rios in Concepción.

It won't really have told anyone who experienced the event anything new, but it did bring out the enormity of the event, especially when the researcher from the US visited the island in front of Concepción and showed the trees where everything was stripped up to the 10m mark.

There were a couple of interesting segments, for example, it seems they're now blaming the tide sensors for lifting the tsunami warning? Also, a few minutes with the structural engineer in Santiago who said Chile needs to develop its own earthquake technology, there's no point in importing as no other country experiences the same extreme conditions (80% of the tectonic activity on the planet comes from the Pacific fault).

Thank you at everyone for helping me. I still could use some more people that would fill out my questionnaire, so if you anybody else that has been through a natural disaster please forward the link to them.