10 Interesting Fact About Natural disasters and their effects
10 Interesting Fact About Natural disasters and their effects
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The strongest earthquake ever recorded was the Valdivian earthquake in 1960 in Chile with a power of 9.5 on the Richter scale.
The biggest tsunami that occurred in the world was the Indian Ocean Tsunami in 2004, which caused more than 230,000 deaths in 14 countries.
The strongest typhoon ever recorded was Taifun Tip in 1979 in Japan, with wind power reaching 305 km/hour.
Tidal storm or storm surge is an increase in sea surface height caused by wind and low pressure from the storm. Tidal storms can be more deadly than the storm itself.
Landslides are sudden and rapid soil movements that can occur on steep slopes or submerged plains. Landslides can be caused by excessive rain, earthquakes, or human activity.
Volcanoes can erupt suddenly and release volcanic materials that can damage the environment and threaten human safety.
Typhoon or Tornado is a very strong vortex that can damage the building and kill people in seconds.
Floods can be caused by excessive rain, rupture of dams or embankments, or high tides. Floods can damage the environment and threaten human safety.
Earthquakes can cause damage to buildings and infrastructure, and cause tsunamis if it occurs under the sea.
Solar or moon eclipses can affect weather and environmental conditions on earth, for example by causing changes in temperature and air pressure.
