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An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.9 struck the India-Nepal border, killing 38 people in India and 7 in Nepal and injuring over 90 in India. Earthquakes occur due to a sudden crack in the earth's crust caused by a buildup of stress over time, and can be triggered by volcanic eruptions or activity at fault margins. The earthquake started in northeastern India and Nepal on Sunday night, and the death toll continued to rise above 38 people from the affected regions.

Earthquake in India-Nepal By: Jackie Tan Ho

What happened? With a 6.9 earthquake, thirty-eight people died in India with seven others in Nepal. More than 90 were injured in India.

What is an earthquake and how does it happen? a series of vibrations brought up in the earth's crust by the sudden crack of rocks in which damage has been slowly building up.

Two Main Causes of Earthquakes Firstly, they can be connected to explosive volcanic eruptions. Secondly, they can be triggered by activity connected with margins and faults.

How did the earthquake start? A strong earthquake started in northeastern India and Nepal on Sunday night killing at least 16 people.

Death Toll The death toll from a 6.9-magnitude earthquake that hit the India-Nepal border has risen to 8.3.

Why do we have to know this? 1.) the dangerous effects it can cause (destroy property, houses, buildings) 2.) so you are better prepared next time, by being prepared, you can avoid death. Being prepared means knowing that an earthquake is coming, an earthquake can be detected by using a seismograph

Sources http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/story/2011/09/18/india-earthquake.html?cmp=rss http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soxxjPEiBzw http://indiatoday.intoday.in/gallery/earthquake-hits-north-east-india/1/5514.html#photo3

Let’s watch this video!! http://yourblackworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/india-earthquake.jpg

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Current event jackie

1. Earthquake in India-Nepal By: Jackie Tan Ho

2. What happened? With a 6.9 earthquake, thirty-eight people died in India with seven others in Nepal. More than 90 were injured in India.

3. What is an earthquake and how does it happen? a series of vibrations brought up in the earth's crust by the sudden crack of rocks in which damage has been slowly building up.

4. Two Main Causes of Earthquakes Firstly, they can be connected to explosive volcanic eruptions. Secondly, they can be triggered by activity connected with margins and faults.

5. How did the earthquake start? A strong earthquake started in northeastern India and Nepal on Sunday night killing at least 16 people.

6. Death Toll The death toll from a 6.9-magnitude earthquake that hit the India-Nepal border has risen to 8.3.

7. Where is India located?

8. Where is Nepal located?

9. Why do we have to know this? 1.) the dangerous effects it can cause (destroy property, houses, buildings) 2.) so you are better prepared next time, by being prepared, you can avoid death. Being prepared means knowing that an earthquake is coming, an earthquake can be detected by using a seismograph

10. Sources http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/story/2011/09/18/india-earthquake.html?cmp=rss http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soxxjPEiBzw http://indiatoday.intoday.in/gallery/earthquake-hits-north-east-india/1/5514.html#photo3

11. Let’s watch this video!! http://yourblackworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/india-earthquake.jpg

12. The End!!

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