The time and place of natural disasters that occurred around the world during these decades 20

Sichuan**, the whole world is particularly shocked, and people all over the world have to turn their eyes to natural disasters.

Above, here are some summaries::

Myanmar's national radio 12** said that the death toll from the severe tropical storm "Nargis" has risen to more than 30,000. Here are some of the world's major natural disasters over the past 40 years:

In October 2005, a scale of 7 6 on the Richter scale** occurred in northern Pakistan, resulting in approximately 780,000 deaths.

In August 2005, Hurricane "Katrina.

It made landfall on the southern coast of the United States, killing more than 1,300 people and leaving more than 1 million**.

In December 2004, the Indian Ocean tsunami was triggered by a magnitude 9 0 on the Richter scale**.

It killed 230,000 people in more than 10 countries in South Asia.

In December 2003, a magnitude of 6 5 on the Richter scale** occurred in south-eastern Iran, resulting in 260,000 deaths.

In August 1999, a magnitude of 7 4 on the Richter scale** occurred in western Turkey, killing 170,000 people.

In October 1998, Hurricane Mitch made landfall in Central America, killing 9,000 people.

In April 1991, a severe tropical storm occurred in Bangladesh.

140,000 people died.

It is a variety of reasons that have led to the frequent occurrence of natural disasters on the earth in recent years, the internal reason is that the earth has entered an active period, so the first frequency, volcanic eruptions, from the number and extent of disasters in recent years, the activity of the earth is also increasing, and there is the possibility of destroying the earth's creatures, including human beings; The external causes are more complex, involving the sun, the galaxy and the universe, and the most directly related changes in the sun will directly affect the earth. I started researching the possibilities of 2012 in 2008, and I collected a lot of information during this time. I regret to inform you that the Mayan prophecy was not alarmist, and that with the further increase in the activity of the Earth, ** and volcanic eruptions, it will eventually destroy the Earth's life by the end of 2012.

Here, I solemnly state that the reason why I tell you this is that I hope that you will do your best to prepare as soon as possible.

First of all, the reason why I studied the possibility of 2012 is to come to an accurate conclusion as soon as possible, to prepare early, and to protect my family. I believe everyone has watched the movie "2012", don't be misled by the movie, and don't do everything possible to find evidence to prove that so-and-so country is secretly building an ark in such and such a place. When 2012 arrived, it was no different from encountering an ordinary big **, the only difference may be that the ** level at that time may be as high as 10 or more, and at the same time, some areas will be accompanied by volcanic eruptions, and then a tsunami will be caused under the action of ** and volcanoes.

Although there is no ark, there are also some people who will survive and start living again. The most important thing I have already told you is that the homework on how to survive the end of 2012 will be left to you to complete, and everyone's methods and answers will be different, so the effect will be different at that time. I hope everyone will be able to survive by then.

Take 10,000 steps back, 2012 passed smoothly, it turns out that my worries are completely unfounded, so what will be the loss of everyone learning more skills to survive in the ** volcano tsunami, everything is pre-planned, not pre-planned, do your own homework, and wait for the heavens to score.

Again, I am telling you with good intentions, and you have to understand that the state will never officially inform you, because then the situation will get out of hand, desperate people will be able to do anything, and the damage caused by riots and fear may far outweigh the disaster. Wise people should be prepared.

08 Southern Freezing Disaster, Wenchuan **, Southern Flood. Drought in the southwest in '09. 10 years of Yushu**, Zhouqu catastrophic mudslide disaster. I hope the landlord adopts!

Disasters occur every year, and the world is in a year of frequent natural disasters and an active period this year, from the drought in the southwest that has not been encountered in a century to the recent Yushu **, as well as the sandstorms in these two days, which are always testing our ability to respond. It is inevitable that there are 2 natural disaster belts in the world:

The first is the natural disaster belt around the Pacific Ocean that is several hundred kilometers wide. This is one of the hardest hit areas of worldwide natural disasters. There are more than 800 active and historical volcanoes in the world, 75% of which are located in this belt; More than 80% of the world's **,2 3 typhoons and tsunamis, storm surges, and a large number of geological and coastal disasters are concentrated here.

The Pacific Rim is the most populous and economically developed region in the world, which determines its status as the world's worst natural disaster zone. The second is between 20° and 50° north latitude, which is also a global natural disaster belt. This area is the most severe area in the world for tidal and wave disasters and typhoons.

Along this area, the terrain has a large difference in elevation and complex terrain, so it is the most serious area of mountain geological disasters and frost disasters in the world. In addition, this area is strongly affected by the trade winds and the landform is complex, so the meteorological disasters such as snow disasters, flood and drought disasters, strong winds, frost damage, and agricultural and forestry disasters are also quite serious. The natural world is in constant motion, and all kinds of energy and matter are constantly exchanged and gathered, and when the energy reaches a certain level, it will burst out and produce a series of reactions, some of which are not harmful, and some of which are natural disasters.

The past few years have been a year of intensive natural disasters, and the 40s, early 60s, and 80s in China were all years of frequent natural disasters.

I will list some of the more impressive natural disasters in my country: 2008 - snow disaster in the south, flood disaster in some southern provinces, Wendao Sichuan ** 2009 - drought at the beginning of the year (artificial rainfall in some places), typhoon disaster "Morakot" in Taiwan, 2010 - drought in southwest provinces, Yushu **, Luzhou mudslide.

Tsunami, mudslide, nuclear radiation.

1. Black Storm.

In the early hours of May 11, 1934, an unprecedented black storm struck the western prairies of the United States. The strong winds lasted for 3 days and nights, forming a fast-moving black storm belt with a length of 2,400 kilometers from east to west, a width of 1,440 kilometers from north to south, and a height of 3,400 meters. Where the storm passed, streams were cut off, wells dried up, fields cracked, crops withered, livestock thirsty, and thousands of people left their homes.

years of the great avalanche.

The 1970 Peruvian avalanche was one of the natural disasters of the 20th century. Peru is located in the western part of South America, with an endless coastline of more than 3,000 kilometers. It is also a mountainous country.

Mountainous areas make up half of the country's total area. The famous Mount Vascarán in the Andes has a large slope and steep cliffs.

3. Severe floods in Bangladesh.

In July 1987, Bangladesh experienced the largest flood on record. In just two months, 47 of Bangladesh's 64 districts were hit by floods and torrential rains. The United Nations has launched two food** programmes, one of which costs $20 million a year.

4. Poisonous gas at the bottom of the lake.

On the night of August 21, 1986, people were sleeping soundly when a loud bang pierced the sky. Many people have lost their precious lives before they know what happened.

This poison spraying incident immediately aroused the great attention of all countries. The crater lake of Nyos is more famous in the world. Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States, France, Italy and other countries have quickly dispatched emergency rescue teams and sent experts to measure the toxic gas composition of the lake Nino.

5. The fog is a disaster.

On December 4, 1952, one of the world's worst "smog" events occurred in the city of London: a continuous thick fog continued for nearly a week, and a large amount of smoke and gases from factories and households accumulated at low altitudes, and the whole city was shrouded in thick fog and fell into a gray darkness. During this period, more than 4,700 people died from respiratory diseases.

This is the "fog catastrophe" that shocked the world.

Major natural disasters around the world in recent years include:

1.In May 2008, Cyclone Nargis, which formed in the Bay of Bengal, was located on Haiji Island in Ayeyarwady Province, Myanmar.

It landed nearby and then attacked the delta region of Myanmar and passed through the provinces of Ayeyarwady, Bago and Yangon. According to the latest official figures released by Myanmar, the tropical storm has killed 77,738 people, left 55,917 missing and injured 19,359.

2.In October 2005, a strong Richter scale hit cities and villages in the South Asian subcontinent. Villages and towns in Pakistan were razed to the ground, killing tens of thousands.

3.In September 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in the United States, killing 1,036 people.

4.In December 2004, a magnitude 9 strong ** struck off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia, triggering a tsunami that spread to several countries in Southeast Asia and South Asia, killing more than 200,000 people and leaving more than 1.5 million** people in the Indian Ocean coastal countries.

5.In December 2003, at least 30,000 people were killed and more than 50,000 injured in a strong Richter scale in Bam, Kerman province in southeastern Iran.

6.On October 23, 2004, a Richter scale** struck Niigata Prefecture, Japan, followed by several strong aftershocks that killed at least 35 people, injured more than 2,000 and caused significant property damage.

7.In August 1999, a magnitude 7 4** struck northwestern Turkey, killing more than 10,000 people.

On March 24, in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, people ran to an outdoor open field after **. Myanmar's National Meteorological Service confirmed on the 24th that a level of 7 on the Richter scale occurred in the border area of northeastern Myanmar near Thailand and Laos that night**. The tremors were felt in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, and Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam.

Xinhua Reuters.

Yangon, March 25 (Xinhua) -- Myanmar officials said on the 25th that so far, the strong ** in northeastern Myanmar on the night of the 24th has killed at least 65 people and injured 111 people, and the Thare district of Shan State has been the most severely affected.

After the incident, localities in Gyeongdong City, Tachili City and other places in Shan State, Myanmar, immediately carried out disaster relief work and organized forces to rescue the injured.

According to reports, due to the sparse population in the area closer to the epicenter, the loss of personnel and property is still being counted.

After the strong earthquake, there were many aftershocks in the local area, and the earthquake was felt strongly in Gyeongdong City, and some houses collapsed in Tachili City and nearby areas, and communication is currently intermittent.

Myanmar's National Meteorological Service confirmed on the 24th that a strong magnitude of 7 on the Richter scale occurred in the northeastern part of Myanmar near the border area of Thailand and Laos that night, with the epicenter located 56 kilometers east of Jingdong City (north latitude, east longitude).