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-buildings were destroyed (46,027 buildings)

-164,059 houses didn't have electricity
-170,000 houses didn't have water
-houses were flooded or washed away
-16-25 trillion yen was spent for the repair (roads, houses, buildings,medical care, insurance,resources, etc...)
-163,000 people were placed in shelters
-Death toll- 12,431
-People missing- 15,153

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- There is immediately a massive cost everytime  a tsunami happens. People that have been injured have to be treated.
- Goverments around the world may donate some money to help people in need.
- Hundreds of thousand of people die everytime  a tsunami occurs
- Hospitals and doctors are overburdened.
- People are left without homes, community buildings and other important structures. It is a very costly process to rebuild these structures and restore the community to its former condition.
- Tsunamis flood the areas closest to the coast. This can cause disease to spread in the stagnant water.

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-More than 10000 animals have died because of the tsunami
-Japan's nuclear power plant has been destroyed and the place has radioactive.Many people have died just because of that

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A total of 164,059 households in the north were without electricity.
At least 46,027 buildings have been destroyed, washed away or burnt down.
The government has estimated damage from the earthquake and tsunami at 16-25 trillion yen.

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1) The Number of Deaths

A total of around 12,000 people were confirmed dead by Japan's National Police Agency.

2) Households without electricity

A total of 164,000 households in the north were without electricity according to Tohoku Electric Power Corporations.

3) Households Without Water

At least 170,000 households in eight prefectures were without running water, the Health Ministry said.

4) Number of Buildings Damaged

At least 46,000 buildings have been destroyed, washed away or burnt down, the National Police Agency of Japan said.

5) The Economy after the tsunami

The government has estimated damage from the earthquake and tsunami at 16-25 trillion yen. The top estimate would make it the world's costliest natural disaster.

The yen initially spiked to a record high against the dollar after the quake, prompting the first joint intervention by the Group of Seven rich nations in 11 years to help shield Japan's export-reliant economy.

Japan's reconstruction spending will almost certainly exceed that of the 1995 quake in Kobe, when the government needed extra budgets of more than 3 trillion yen. The government may need to spend more than 10 trillion yen this time.

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-12, 431 were dead and 15,153 were missing
-164,059 households in north were without electricity
-170,000 households in 8 prefectures were without running water
-46,027 buildings have been destroyed, washed away or burnt down
-The government has estimated damage from the earthquake and tsunami at 16-25 trillion yen
-134 countries and 39 international organisations have offered assistance.

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The impacts of a Tsunami:

Social:
-Loss of animal & human life.
-People's houses are destroyed and they are left homeless.

Environmental:
-Contamination of soil and water.
-Waves can nuclear power plants, causing radioactive leaks.
-Sewage can effect water supplies

Economical:
-Buildings are destroyed and people can be left with no jobs.
-The government has to use lots of money to repair all the damage caused.

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12000 people died and 15000 were missing
Many houses were destroyed, burnt down of swept away with the water.
Trillions of yens worth of damage.
Tourism became less popular (people don't want to die

# data[].attributes.body
-buildings were destroyed (46,027 buildings)
-164,059 houses didn't have electricity
-170,000 houses didn't have water
-houses were flooded or washed away
-16-25 trillion yen was spent for the repair (roads, houses, buildings,medical care, insurance,resources, etc...)
-163,000 people were placed in shelters

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Buildings were destroyed
The area is dirty
Tourists are a bit scared of going to Tohoku
Effects were felt at norways fjord
Destroyed japans power plant

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- 12,431 people were confirmed dead while 15,153 were missing.
- At least 46 027 houses were destroyed by the flood or other households have no water or electricity
- The government has estimated damage from the earthquake and tsunami at 16-25 trillion yen
- Tsunami debris continues to wash up on North American beaches two years later.
- Radioactive water is still leaking from the Fukishima Daiichi Nuclear PowerPlant
- A large number of animals died and were suffering from lackage of food and water.
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