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🇵🇰vs🇯🇵🗾 primary impacts (left/right) and secondary impacts (up/down) …
🇵🇰vs🇯🇵🗾 primary impacts (left/right) and secondary impacts (up/down)
Japan: Thousands of buildings were damage
Japan; The earthquake caused severe liquefactiton (soil becomes so waterlogged that it behaves like a liquid) causing buildings t sink & tilt into the ground
Pakistan: the earthquake caused around 80000 deaths
Pakistan 10's of thousands were injured
many buildings were destroyed including an entire village
Around 3 million people were made homeless
Water and electricity pipelines were broken cutting off supply
Japan: The earthquake triggered a tusnami which killed thousands
Leaving many suffering from grief & depression
Japan: Thousands of buildings were completely destroyed, over 230000 were made homeless
Japan: The tusnami cut off power supplies to fukushima nuculear power plant causing a meltdown
Japan: Road + rail networks suffered severe damage, 325km of rail tracks were washed away
Pakistan: Landslides buried buildings & people, they also blocked access roads & telephone lines
Pakistan: Diarrhoea & other diseases spread due to lack of clean water
Pakistan: Freezing winter conditions shortly after the earthquake caused more casualties & meant rescue & rebuilding operations were difficult.
(context) in pakistan there was not much monitioring since it is a developing country
(context) Japan has advanced monitoring systems because it is a developed country that often experiences earthquakes
(context) Pakistan has little resources/money since it is developing, so rebuilding takes longer
(context) since pakistan has limited money, it's buildings are made of wood & cement which can be easily destroyed by an earthquake
(context) Pakistan was unable to warn for the earthquake because it had little monitoring
(context) in japan people are educated about earthquakes
(context) Japan has very strict building laws so buildings do not get destroyed easily in an earthquake (ie buildings have to have deep, resistant foundations)
(context) in poor, rural communities there is not much education available on earthquakes
(context) In poor communities planning evacuation is hard since there are very few roads and poor communication