Nepal earthquake disaster 2015
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An earthquake struck Nepal in 2015 causing widespread damage and loss of life. Some key points: - Earthquakes are caused by the sudden release of built-up energy below the earth's surface along fault lines in the crust. - The Nepal earthquake measured 7.8 magnitude and destroyed 60% of buildings, left up to 900,000 people homeless, and severely disrupted water, telephone, electricity and transportation infrastructure. - The impacts were exacerbated by Nepal's location in an active seismic zone and lack of enforcement of earthquake preparedness in urban development.
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- Heritage sites, churches, and temples in Kathmandu were heavily damaged or destroyed. Vulnerable groups like women, children, and the elderly suffered disproportionate effects.
- The document outlines Nepal's contingency plan to provide emergency relief, early recovery assistance, and long-term rehabilitation programs to help rebuild after the disaster.
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Kinetic studies on malachite green dye adsorption from aqueous solutions by A...
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Nepal earthquake disaster 2015
- 2. BY DIVYANSHU KUMAR A TRAGEDY OF LIFE AND PROPERTY
- 4. • An earthquake is the sudden movement or vibration in the earth crust result that creates seismic waves. • Release of the energy due to intense pressure +active internal dynamism of the earth. • The seismic activity of an area refers to the frequency, type and size of earthquake experienced over a period of time. WHAT IS AN EARTH QUAKE
- 5. If you throw a stone in a pond of still water, series of waves are produced on the surface of water, these waves spread out in all direction from the point where the stone strikes the water. similarly any sudden disturbance in the earth crust may produces vibration in the crust which travel in all direction from point of disturbances. For example
- 7. Causes of an earthquake • The primary causes of an earthquake is faults on the crust of the earth. • ‘A fault is a break or fracture b/w two blocks of rocks in response to stress.’ • This movement may occur rapidly, in the form of an earthquake or may occur slowly in the form of creep. • Earth scientist use angle of the fault with respect to the surface and the direction of the slip along the fault to classify faults. Some major cause • Surface cause • Volcanic cause • Tectonic cause
- 8. Effects of an earthquake
- 11. Seismometer –The measurement of earthquake.
- 12. Amount of energy released during different earthquake:
- 14. EARTHQUAKE PROFILE OF NEPAL 2015
- 15. The disaster situation. • Earthquake is major potential hazard • The country is located on an active seismic belt • The exponential urbanisation trend over the past decade with general disregard of earthquake • Up to 900,000 homeless • 60% of building destroyed • 95% of water pipes of pumping station and treatments plant seriously affected; water supply disrupted for several months. • 60% of telephone unusable for up to a month • 40% of electricity lines and all sub stations non functional for a month • 50% of bridges and many narrow roads unusable because of damages
- 16. Impact of Nepal earthquake
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