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    Effects of Earthquake

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    earthquakes destroy gas pipes and electric cables‚ causing fires to spread. Broken water mains prevent the Fires being extinguished. Fires spread very quickly in cities‚ especially in poor-quality housing areas where wooden buildings are common. Tsunamis - an earthquake on the sea floor or close to the coast may cause huge waves. Landslides - earthquakes often cause landslides‚ especially in steep river valleys and areas of weak rocks. Disease and famine - fresh water supplies are often cut off

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    Due to the quake‚ an upthrust of ten metres from the pacific plate resulted in an enormous tsunami. The force caused devastating fifteen metre waves to propel against the north east coastline of Japan and the waves travelled a distance of 10km inland. The tsunami contributed to the astonishing 15‚ 891 deaths‚ flooding cities and demolishing everything in its path. Not only did the tsunami do enough damage but it disabled the cool down of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plants due to

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    Management Organization‚ tsunami affected persons in Kalutara district and Naval Authorities which handled tsunami related activities. These three factions are directly related to the researcher’s

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    Tsunami in Indonesia

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    In Indonesia they are having trouble coping with the effects of the Tsunami that happened last year. This caused a violent change to their life style. Some challenges the people of Indonesia are facing multiple health problems including physical‚ mental‚ and emotional health. In this research paper I will explain these problems and how we can try to fix them. In Tsunami¡¦s Destroy the World by: John Johnson talks about the tsunami that happened last year. After a huge earthquake on the 26th of December

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    Japan Earthquake

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    Since the magnitude of the Japan quake was so large‚ a tsunami was created. This tsunami hit the mainland causing more destruction. The cause of this tsunami was due to the fact that the earthquake occurred 20 miles below the surface of the Pacific Ocean. Combined with the high magnitude‚ the tsunami affected not only Japan but also the coast of the United States; such as Hawaii‚ California‚ and Oregon. Reaching at about 33 feet high‚ the tsunami inundated the coast while flooding parts of Sendai. The

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    earthquake‚ an enormous wave of the tsunami affected Southern Chile‚ Hawaii‚ Japan‚ the Philippines‚ Eastern

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    earthquakes which can sometimes result in tsunamis as well. In the Philippines earthquakes have multiple impacts. This is partly to do with the physical geography of the land. Being a group of islands means that the epicentres of the earthquakes are often in the sea‚ which increases the likelihood of tsunamis. It is also very mountainous inland which means many areas are vulnerable to landslides. One earthquake in 2006 triggered landslides‚ a flood and a local tsunami 3 feet high. Another relatively minor

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    Mark Glaser Case Summary

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    Question What might be Mark Glaser’s purpose as a writer linking this story to the 2004 tsunami in Southeast Asia? How does this strategy broaden the scope of his arguments significance? Response: The Tsunami that rocked Southeast Asia in 2004 killed an estimated 230‚000 people‚ so needless to say the incident was extremely serious and I think when it comes to writing and especially trying to kind of paint a picture of something and make people really understand the seriousness of an incident

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    agency’s scale (After Fukushima: Enough Is Enough‚ n.d.). The shaking of the earth in the east of Japan on 11 March 2011. This earthquake caused a powerful tsunami that reached the height of approximately 15 meters (The Situation at Fukushima‚ n.d.). Furthermore‚ the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plants experienced a lot of destruction caused by a tsunami that hit the reactors in Japan Tohoku coast (The

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    Japan Tsunami

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    10/16/2012 | | | | TSUNAMI HITS JAPAN NATURAL DISASTER KILLS THOUSANDS Japan suffered a devastating earthquake 230 miles northeast of Tokyo on March 11‚ 2011 which caused a seven meter tsunami that surged through cities and villages in the countries north destroying everything in its path. According to the United States Geological Survey the Earthquake hit with a magnitude of 8.9 to 9.0‚ this is the largest recorded earthquake in Japans History and it moved the island by up to eight

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