Tsunami Attack Casualties 2011
It was a massive Tsunami attack on the shores of Tokyo city and thundered the entire world. So many casualties were reported. The correct number of casualties is not yet calculated as there are chances for a drastic increase in number. The latest report is that at least 300 people were dead and almost 530 people are missing. Many of the Japanese have lost their houses and properties and became refugees. All the leading nations including USA, India, Britain, China, Australia and also the UNO extend their very help for the disaster management.- freewallpapermania.blogspot.com
The massive 8.9-magnitude earthquake which struck Japan and sent a devastating tsunami across the country continues to cause heavy casualties. According to Jiji Press news agency on March 11, 2011, the data collected by the police shows the total dead and missing people are about 1,000 people and now at least 384 people were found losing their lives, 947 injured in this natural disaster.
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It is reported that 100 people and their ships swept away by tsunami while a train with an unknown number of passengers aboard also disappeared.
In addition to casualty figures, the earthquake plus tsunami led to severe consequences for Japanese people including more than 80 incidents of fire caused by the earthquake around Tokyo, Iwate, Miyagi, Akita and Fukushima prefectures and Kyodo.- freewallpapermania.blogspot.com
The tsunami-spawning earthquake in Indonesia affected Earth's rotation and shape, shaved the length of a day and shifted the North Pole, NASA scientists said on Wednesday. Richard Gross of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., and Benjamin Fong Chao, of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md., said in a press release that all earthquakes have some effect on Earth's rotation, though it's usually minuscule. Go DeeperGo behind the tsunami disaster in our feature.- freewallpapermania.blogspot.com
New toll puts tsunami casualties at 272,000
Indonesia restricts military, aid workers
Knight Ridder - By Tim Johnson - January 13, 2005 Banda Aceh, Indonesia — An official document posted here says that nearly 210,000 people in Indonesia are dead or missing from the Dec. 26 tsunami, a death toll that appears to be far higher than officials have reported publicly. Rescue workers think even that number may be low.
The Indonesia toll would bring the total of dead and missing from the tidal surge across the Indian Ocean to nearly 272,000, ranking the tsunami as the fifth or sixth deadliest natural disaster in about 250 years.
The new death toll came as Indonesian officials restricted the movements of foreign relief workers, U.N. employees and journalists in devastated north Sumatra, the Indonesian island that took the brunt of the tsunami's force, and said foreign military units would be allowed to work in the country for only a limited time.
Indonesia's vice president told the United States and other nations that have sent troops to deliver relief that their forces won't be permitted to remain in Sumatra longer than three months, and should leave as soon as their work is completed.- freewallpapermania.blogspot.com
According to the Japanese Embassy in Kenya, there are unknown numbers of Kenyans in the country. "I cannot give the exact number of Kenyans in Japan," said Hiroyuki Futaki, who works in the communications department of the country's embassy in Nairobi, "but there is quite a number of Kenyans working there (Japan) and those who are in colleges."
Futaki said his office is yet to receive any information of Kenyans who have perished in the Tsunami that has so far claimed 1,600 lives and destroyed property of unknown value.
He called on Kenyans who have relatives in Japan to communicate with the embassy in Nairobi so that they can trace their kin. "Communication is down. Communication equipment were destroyed during the Tsunami so it has not been easy for families to reach their loved ones who are living in Japan, especially those in the Northern region where it was worst affected," Futaki said on phone yesterday.- freewallpapermania.blogspot.com
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The initial death toll estimated in the Asian Tsunami was said to be around 275,000, with thousands of others gone missing. A recently conducted research states that a total of 229,866 people were lost, which included 186,983 dead and other 42,883 were found missing.
The Indian Ocean earthquake which took place in the year 2004 is identified by the scientific society as the Sumatra- Andaman Earthquake which took place under the sea. The earthquake resulted in a series of destructive tsunamis which stretched throughout the Indian Ocean.
These tsunamis took the lives of several people and flooded the coastal regions of South and Southeast Asia which included sections of Indonesia, Sri Lanka and India and Thailand. The earthquake started from the Indian Ocean just north of Simeulue Island, off the western coast of northern Sumatra.- freewallpapermania.blogspot.com
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