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Mind Map by Karol Monserrat López Pérez, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Karol Monserrat López Pérez
about 4 years ago
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Natural disaster
- What is a Natural Disaster?
- anatural event such as a flood, earthquake , or hurricane that causes great damage or loss of life.
- the movement of tectonic plates can cause many natural disasters.
- Natural disasters are also caused by the weather.
- anatural event such as a flood, earthquake , or hurricane that causes great damage or loss of life.
- Deadliest Natural Disasters of all time
- * 2010 Haití Earthquake *
- It was of 7.0 magniture, 10 million people was already
structly with severe economic, the government of Haití
estimated that 250,000 residences and 30,000
commercial buildings had collapsed or were severely
damaged, the government reported 316,000 fatalities
resolting from the earthquake
- It was of 7.0 magniture, 10 million people was already
structly with severe economic, the government of Haití
estimated that 250,000 residences and 30,000
commercial buildings had collapsed or were severely
damaged, the government reported 316,000 fatalities
resolting from the earthquake
- * 1970 Bhola Cyclon *
- Started in the Bangladesh, was a Category 4 Cyclone on the
Saffir-Simpson scale wich means that the average were
between 131 miles per hour and 155 miles per hour, in this
disaster 500,000 people lost their lives.
- Started in the Bangladesh, was a Category 4 Cyclone on the
Saffir-Simpson scale wich means that the average were
between 131 miles per hour and 155 miles per hour, in this
disaster 500,000 people lost their lives.
- * 1556 Shaanxi Earthquake *
- It was on a morning of January 23, during the Ming Dynasty.
Hundreds of miles, was extensive. Up to 66 feet deep in the Earth.
830,000 people lost their lives in this deadly quake, distroyed
significant Culture Damage, like the Small Wild Goose Pagoda. And
the most significant culture was the Tang Stone Classics there were
114 stone tablets on the orders of a 9th century emperor 40 of
those tablets were broken during the earthquake
- It was on a morning of January 23, during the Ming Dynasty.
Hundreds of miles, was extensive. Up to 66 feet deep in the Earth.
830,000 people lost their lives in this deadly quake, distroyed
significant Culture Damage, like the Small Wild Goose Pagoda. And
the most significant culture was the Tang Stone Classics there were
114 stone tablets on the orders of a 9th century emperor 40 of
those tablets were broken during the earthquake
- * 2010 Haití Earthquake *
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