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JAPAN<br />Calling for help..<br />

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2011-03-11<br />The date that will be remembered for the occurrence of the most devastating natural disaster in Japanese history<br />

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8.9<br />The magnitude of the earthquake that triggered the tsunami. This is the greatest magnitude earthquake to hit Japan since records have been kept.<br />

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9.5<br />Magnitude of the world's largest recorded quake, which took place in Chile on May 22, 1960, according to the USGS.<br />

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8<br />Estimated number of feet that Japan’s main island shifted as a result of the earthquake.<br />

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8,133<br />People were confirmed dead by police, quoted by Kyodo news agency, as of 20th March,2011.<br />

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15,000<br />Number of dead there would exceed <br />

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12,272<br />People are still missing<br />

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362,877<br />People have been evacuated and are staying at shelters<br />

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200,000<br />Rough number of people – living near the distressed Daiichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima Prefecture <br />

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2,367<br />Shelters created so far<br />

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249,879 <br />Households in the north were without electricity<br />

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1.04 million<br />Households in 11 prefectures were without running water<br />

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117,274<br />Buildings have been damaged, with at least 14,407 completely destroyed<br />

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15 trillion yen<br />Barclays Capital estimates economic losses. That's roughly 3 per cent of Japan's GDP. <br />

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$100 billion<br />Minimum estimate of losses of the quake, tsunami and fires, According to catastrophe modeling firm Eqecat.<br />

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$40 billion<br />Damage to infrastructure such as roads, rail and port facilities.<br />

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$15-35 billion<br />Estimated amount of losses caused by the earthquake alone that may be covered by insurance, according to AIR Worldwide.<br />

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14% to 17%<br />The estimated amount of Japanese businesses and homeowners with earthquake insurance<br />

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1,000 times<br />Radiation levels inside the plant are more than normal levels, Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency<br />

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$23 million<br />Donations to help Japan in fast 2 day, according to an early tally by the American Red Cross and the Chronicle of Philanthropy, a newspaper covering nonprofit organizations.<br />

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More than $150 million<br />Amount raised for relief within four days of the January 2010 earthquake in Haiti, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy<br />

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116 <br />Countries and 28 international organizations had offered assistance to Japan<br />

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Donation<br />http://www.google.com/crisisresponse/japanquake2011.html single stop Information website<br />

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