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Where is Christchurch located?
2nd largest city in New Zealand.
Population: 396,200.
When did the Christchurch earthquake occur?
September 4, 2010.
Occurred at 4:35 am.
What caused the Christchurch earthquake?
Conservative plate boundary.
Between the Pacific and Australian plates.
What were the immediate impacts of the earthquake?
75% power outage.
Liquefaction damaged roads.
How did the government respond to the earthquake?
Built 10,000 homes.
CERA led the rebuilding process.
What happened to the schools after the earthquake?
163 schools affected.
Most closed for 3 weeks.
How was the airport affected?
Christchurch Airport closed.
All flights canceled.
How did the earthquake affect the water supply?
Sewage contamination.
People had to boil tap water.
What were the responses and solutions after the earthquake?
10,000 affordable homes were constructed.
Rescue crews from the UK, USA, Taiwan, and Australia provided support.
30,000 residents received chemical toilets.
CERA (Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority) led rebuilding efforts.
Regular earthquake drills, including "Drop, Cover, Hold" technique, were taught.
The government promoted keeping emergency supplies in homes.