What were the natural disasters in China in 2014?

**、Mudslides, floods, and droughts are the worst!!

I'm going to go here a lot, there are all natural disasters.

In 2013, according to my own records, natural disasters and some man-made disasters were recorded

The resulting disasters are as follows:(Maybe some of them are incomplete, and all of them are not too big disasters, as long as they are influential, I have them here).

Time, Place, and Content:

Natural disasters are bolded.

Taiwan Nantou Grade**Eighty-three people were buried in the Lhasa mining landslideH7N9 continues to ferment and 7 people have died.

17 people were killed and 47 injured in the fire at the Xiangyang Hotel in Hubei Province.

Sichuan Ya'an occurrence grade**Inner Mongolia and Liaoning border occurrence level**Taiwan Nantou Grade**Jilin Poultry Company **** has killed 119 people.

A bus caught fire in Xiamen, killing 47 people and injuring 32 others.

Sichuan and other places were hit by catastrophic floodsMany people have been killed in Dingxi, Gansu Province. Major car accident in Chongqing, 6 dead and 32 injured.

Flooding in Heilongjiang continued, and the train derailedThe Beijing-Guangzhou line was flooded, and hundreds of thousands of people were stranded on multiple linesThe floods in Northeast China have killed 85 peopleXinjiang Urumqi level**All of the above is my daily focus - a dream.

1.severe drought in Yunnan-Guizhou region;

2.Qinghai Yushu**;

3.Jiangxi Fuhe River burst embankment;

4.floods in the Songhua River basin in Northeast China;

5.Gansu mudslide.

Lasted from last fall to copy

This year's Bai spring was characterized by a severe drought in the southwest.

January 6 Xinjiang.

The Ili region, Tacheng district, and Altay region in the north of Du began to suffer from snow disasters and snowmelt floods in succession.

In January, the Bohai Sea was completely frozen.

On March 6, there were successive occurrences of gradation and grading in the Tangshan area.

On March 19, northern China suffered the strongest dust and sand weather process this year, and on April 14, Qinghai Yushu was the first grade**.

Floods in Jiangxi since June 22.

Since the end of April, there have been many heavy rainfalls in southern China.

On March 11, 2011, at 14:46 local time in Japan, a tsunami of the Richter scale** occurred in the waters of northeastern Japan, causing heavy loss of life** and property. **The epicenter was located in the Pacific Ocean east of Miyagi Prefecture, with an epicenter depth of 20 km. A strong earthquake was felt in Tokyo.

**The resulting tsunami affected much of the Pacific coast. **Caused a nuclear leakage accident at Unit 1 4 of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan. On April 1, the Japanese Cabinet decided to call this ** "East Japan Dai".

As of 19:00 local time on April 12, the tsunami and the tsunami it caused have confirmed 13,232 deaths and 14,554 missing.

The Caribbean island country of Haiti occurred at 16:53 local time on January 12, 2010 (5:53 Beijing time on the 13th) on the Richter scale ** (according to the measurement of China's ** Taiwan network, Haiti local time occurred on the afternoon of January 12, 2010 on the Richter scale**), the capital Port-au-Prince and most parts of the country were seriously affected, as of January 26, 2010, Haiti ** entered the 15th day, the World Health Organization confirmed that Haiti ** has caused 10,000 deaths.

On February 27, 2010, Chile experienced a strong attack on the Richter scale, and the death toll has risen to 750 so far, while more than 2 million people have been injured to varying degrees. It is reported that the tsunami caused by the aftershocks caused at least 150 people to go missing in the local area, destroyed about 1.5 million houses, and collapsed houses, buildings and bridges in the hardest-hit areas, causing traffic disruptions. Firefighters rescue survivors through the rubble by chiseling through walls.

Chile** expects the economic damage caused by this ** to be between $15 billion and $30 billion.

On April 14, Iceland's fifth-largest glacier, Eyjafjallajökull glacier, erupted. Volcanic smoke covered northern Norway, northern Poland, Germany, France, Belgium, the southern coast of the United Kingdom, and northwestern Russia, paralyzing Europe's air traffic. The initial estimate of the losses incurred by the European tourism industry is around 1 billion euros.

In January this year, heavy snowfall in Beijing, ** in various regions since February, and a landslide on the Keelung section of the highway in Taiwan Province two months ago, to traffic disruptions...I heard that it was still snowing in a certain area in June, and it was cold...There are three possible occurrences, first: crustal movement second: volcanic eruptions third:

Artificially **induced**....I don't know anything else...But a lot has happened this year....

(2012-9-7 11:06) Yunnan Zhaotong occurrence grade**.