Tectonic Hazards Case Studies - Nepal 2015 Chile 2010

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What were the primary effects of Chile 2010 Earthquake

  • Around 500 killed

  • 12,000 injured

  • 220,000 homes, 56 hospitals, 4500 schools destroyed

  • cost estimated around 30 Billion Dollars

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What were the secondary effects of Chile 2010 Earthquake

  • 1500 km of roads damaged

  • Costal towns stuck by tsunami

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What were the primary effects of the Nepal 2015 Earthquake

  • 9000 killed

  • 20,000 injured

  • 3 million left homeless

  • electricity and water supplies affected

  • 5 Billion dollars in Damage

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What were the secondary effect of the Nepal 2015 Earthquake

  • Landslides blocked roads

  • avalanches left 250 people missing

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What were the immediate responses in Chile

  • Emergency services acted swiftly

  • Important repairs to the north-south highway within 24 hours, allowing aid to be transported

  • Power and water were restored to 90% of homes within 10 days

  • National appeal raised 60 Million dollars for 30,000 emergency shelters.

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What were the long term responses in Chile

  • The government launched a reconstruction plan for 200,000 households

  • Chile’s strong economy allowed it to rebuild without much foreign aid

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What were the immediate responses in Nepal

  • Search and rescue teams, water and medical support arrived from the UK, India and China.

  • Financial pledge from many countries

  • 500,000 tents needed for the homeless

  • Field hospitals set up

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What were the long term responses from Nepal

  • Thousands of homeless people to be rehoused

  • stricter control on building codes

  • tourism to be boosted