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- 1Total cost of the damageAround 15 billion dollars
- 2Damage in fishing industry 1The current estimate for direct losses in the fisheries sector is around 520 million US dollars. 1.Cost of repairs of other damages to the fisheries sector, such as to aquaculture operations, fishing industry infrastructure and harbours are estimated to be in excess of US 200 million.
- 3Damage in fishing industry 2111,073 fishing vessels were destroyed or damaged, with an estimated replacement cost of 161 million US dollars.
- 4Damage to tourismTourism in Indonesia fell by 16% in December to January.
- 5Damage to agricultureAt least 116,000 acres of land within Thailand, Sri Lanka, India, Maldives and Indonesia was destroyed. These lands are polluted by sanitisation by the sea water or debris. The saline levels in the soil was too high and deemed the crop soil unfit to cultivate upon.
- 6Number of deathsan estimated 230000-250000people died and many more are missing.
- 7Impact on educationApproximately 41000 students and 2,500 teachers died or went missing. 71% of primary schools were damaged or destroyed.
- 8Psychological and emotional impactsIn Sri Lanka 39% of children had post traumatic Stress Disorder(PSTD).
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- Explain the effects of a tsunami on the cultural environment
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- Yolanda He
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