typhoon haiyan

nepal+chile

primary effects

220,000 homes, 4500 schools, 53 ports, 56 hospitals destroyed 💥

Around 500 deaths, 12,000 injured and 800,000 affected ‼ ☠

Much of chile lost power, water supplies and communications. ⚡

Cost of earthquake was around US$30 billion 💰

secondary effects

flooding caused landslides and blocked roads , cutting of aid to remote communities

14 million people affected many left homeless and 6 million people lost their source of income

power suplies in some areas cut of for a month

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

secondary effects

1500km of roads damaged mainly by landslides 🛤

many jobs lot , hospitals were damaged , shops and schoold were destroyed affecting peoples education and liveholds

Several coastal towns devasted by tsunami waves 🌊

imediate response

Fire at a chemical plant near Santiago and area had to be evacuated 🔥

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

Immediate responses

over 1200 evacuation centers were set up to help the homeless

uk goverment sent shelter kits each one able to provide emergency shelter for a family

Swift and effective response by ermengecy servics 🚑

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

Key roads repaired within 24 hours 👷

Most power and water restored within 10 days 🚰

30,000 ermengency wooden shelters built 🏘

Long term responses

Strong economy reduced need for foreign aid :red ❌

Government reconstruction plan to help build 200,000 households 🏡

full recovery within 4 years likely ✅

primary effects

9,000 killed, 20,000 injured and 8,000,000 affected 😮

Widespread destruction of housing and infrastructure 🏚

Power, water, sanitation and communications cut ✂

US$5 billion damage 💸

secondary effects

Communities cut off by avalanches and landslides 🏔

Avalanches on mt. everest killed atleast 19 people 💀

Flooding caused by landslides blocked rivers 🤽

immediate responses

Overseas aid including Oxfam 🏥

Aid included helicopters for search, rescue and supply drops in remote areas, such as mt. everest 🚁

300,000 people migrated from Kathmandu for shelter and support from family and friends 👪

long term responses

Roads repaired, landslides cleared and flood lakes drained 🚱

International conference to seek technical and financial support 👥

Indian border blockade in 2015 caused crippling fuel, medecine and construction material shortage 😒

lyme regis coastal management (over £43 million)

phase 1 and 2

new sea walls and promenades ↩

cliffs established 🏗

creation of wide sand and shingle beach to absorb wave energy 🏖

extension of rock armour to absorb wave energy and retain beach ⚡

phase 3

phase 3 was cancelled as the costs outweighed the benefits

phase 4

new sea wall for extra protection

cliffs established to protect homes

positive outcomes

New beaches have increased visitor numbers and seafront businesses are doing well

New defences have withstood stormy winters

habour is better protected

negative outcomes

Increased visitor numbers has caused conflict due to traffic congestion and litter

Some think the new defences spoil the landscape

The new sea wall might interfere with natural processes and cause problems elsewhere

banbury floods

why was scheme needed?

In 1998 flooding closed the railway station, shut roads and caused £12.5 million of damage

In 2007 it was flooded again

social

Raised A361 stays open during a flood to avoid disruption

Quality of life improved with new footpaths and green areas

Less anxiety about flooding

economic

The scheme cost £18.5 million, paid for partly by the environment agency and cherwell district council

Over 400 houses and 70 businesses protected at a value of over £100 million

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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primary effects

about 6300 people killed - most drowned by the storm surge

over 40 mm of rain caused widespread

strong winds damaged buildings and power lines and destoyed crops

the typhoon destroyed 30000 fishing boats

tacloban airport teminal badly damaged

over 6000000 people displaced and 40000 homes damaged or flatterned - 90 percent of tacloban city dstroyed

long term responses

UN and international financial aid, supplies and medical support

Rebuilding of infrastructure

Rice farming and fish farming quickly re-established

homes rebuilt in safer places

More cyclone shelters built

somerset floods

causes

Record rainfall in jan and feb caused by south westerly depressions

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