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Case Study: 2008 Sichuan Earthquake
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2019-11-06T10:02:39Z
2008 Sichuan Earthquake
Causes
Magnitude 8.0 earthquake
Tremors also felt in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Macau,
Thailand, Vietnam, Mongolia, India, Pakistan and Russia.
Effects
Apporoxiametly 87,150 people were killed
4,800,000 people were
homeless
$137.5 billion was spent on
damaged buildings
Many rivers and roads were blocked by
landslides
Responses
On Children's Day, parents come to schools and mourn their prays at their
children who died. Students who survived also contributed. Parents also
stayed behind to take part like cooking for the students.
Indo-Australian plate & Eurasian plate sliding past each other. This
plate boundary could be seen at 龙门山 Fault.
Studies say the earthquake was caused by a
dam.
A lot of people were injured.
2
aftershocks
Earthquake lasts for 3
minutes.
Since schools were poorly built, a lot of children were killed at
schools.
80% of the buildings were
destroyed
International Aid (for the first time in history that China did this)
Also, parents blamed the locals for killing their children.
Transportation links are all down (electricity, water, gas,
WiFi)
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