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typhoon haiyan, nepal+chile, lyme regis coastal management (over £43…
typhoon haiyan
secondary effects
flooding caused landslides and blocked roads , cutting of aid to remote communities
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ferr services and airline flights disrupted for weeks , slowing down aid efforts
shortages of water , food and shelter and food affected many people , leading to outbreaks to disease
many jobs lot , hospitals were damaged , shops and schoold were destroyed affecting peoples education and liveholds
imediate response
intrnational goverment and aid agencices responded quickly with , food aid , water and temporary shelters
us aircraft carrier george washington and helicopters assited with search and rescue and delivery of aid
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french , belgian and israeli field hospitals set up o help the injured
the phililpiines red cross delivered basic food aid , which is included rice , canned food , sugar salt and also cooking oil
long term responses
UN and international financial aid, supplies and medical support
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nepal+chile
primary effects
220,000 homes, 4500 schools, 53 ports, 56 hospitals destroyed :explode:
Around 500 deaths, 12,000 injured and 800,000 affected :!!: :skull_and_crossbones:
Much of chile lost power, water supplies and communications. :zap:
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Immediate responses
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30,000 ermengency wooden shelters built :house_buildings:
primary effects
9,000 killed, 20,000 injured and 8,000,000 affected :open_mouth:
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Power, water, sanitation and communications cut :scissors:
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Long term responses
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Government reconstruction plan to help build 200,000 households :house_with_garden:
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immediate responses
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Aid included helicopters for search, rescue and supply drops in remote areas, such as mt. everest :helicopter:
300,000 people migrated from Kathmandu for shelter and support from family and friends :family:
long term responses
Roads repaired, landslides cleared and flood lakes drained :non-potable_water:
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Indian border blockade in 2015 caused crippling fuel, medecine and construction material shortage :unamused:
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banbury floods
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why was scheme needed?
In 1998 flooding closed the railway station, shut roads and caused £12.5 million of damage
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economic
The scheme cost £18.5 million, paid for partly by the environment agency and cherwell district council
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environmental
earth needed to build embankment was extremely locally, creating a small reservoir
A new habitat has been created with ponds, trees and hedges
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