die in the Kobe earthquake? Describe when and wheat the Kobe earthquake happened. the Kobe earthquake happened on 17th of january 1995 at 5:40 am in south japan and then in Kobe . the city was very advanced but still was not prepared fore a earthquake. describe what caused the earthquake the earthquake was cased by the enagy case dby the pacific plates and the philippines plates rubbing to fever when they do this is cases a massive presher change which then cased the earthquake in south japan
area of Japan which lead to more than 7000 buildings being burnt to the ground. Vibrations and fire destroyed over 110,000 buildings in the area and left 320,000 people homeless, causing close to $64 billion in damage (Aldrich, 2011). After the earthquake, numerous amounts of people were evacuated into emergency shelters located within the surrounding towns and cities. Within 7 months, the emergency shelters were closed
six short stories written by Japanese author Haruki Murakami. The Kobe Earthquake, which took place in the early hours of January 17, 1995, let off a 7.2 magnitude that lasted roughly twenty seconds-shocking the world around them, taking over five thousand lives–most of were taken in the heart of Kobe. In Murakami’s book, after the quake, the six stories explore the seemingly tangential, yet very real, effect of the earthquake on a series of Japanese characters. Murakami would claim that the feeling
region, generally within about 1000 km of its source. And finally the Distant Tsunamis are originating from a faraway source, generally more than 1000 km away; it is harder than the regional tsunamis. The tsunamis are generally formed by large earthquakes
The 2010, Catastrophic Haiti Earthquake A Natural disaster is a catastrophic event or force of nature , such as an earthquake, tsunami , hurricane, etc. that causes great destruction or loss of life. Natural disasters, such as an, Earthquakes are caused when the rock on a fault breaks, which causes the two faults to start rubbing against each other until they get stuck together again. When the faults rub against each other, there is a sudden release of energy causing seismic waves to make the ground
California, also known as the ‘Golden State’, is the home to many diverse cultures and ethics The population in California is made up of Whites, African Americans, Asians, Hispanics and Latinos. Most cities in California is made up of two ore more ethic groups. For example, Los Angeles. The existence of Koreatown, Chinatown, Little Tokyo, Olvera Street Mexican Marketplace and the many festivals celebrated such as Chinese New Year and Cinco de Mayo proves that the many cultures in California