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Continent: America

Country: United Estates

Decade: 2010s

Date: may 22 2011

Place: Joplin, Missouri

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The Joplin tornado was a tornado that struck the city of Joplin in Missouri, reaching a level of EF-5 on the Fujita scale, being one of the most devastating in all history.

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This tornado had speeds greater than 322 km/h, lasting approximately 38 minutes. It traveled more than 20 km and left at least 7,500 buildings damaged, causing 158 deaths and leaving more than 1,150 injured (approximately), resulting in costs of more than 2.8 billion dollars.

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New Tornado Video Shows Horror Inside Elementary School

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Joplin, Mo., Dramatic Tornado Video: Twisters Rip Across Midwest; Levels City

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Terrifying tornado blasted a four-mile path, killing dozens. For more dramatic video of the Joplin, Missouri Tornado, click here: http://abcn.ws/iMvjHt

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Continent: America

Country: Chile

Decade: 1960s

Date: 22/may/1960

Place: Valdivia, south of chile

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The Valdivia earthquake occurred in the aforementioned city of Valdivia in Chile, having a magnitude of 9.5 on the Richter scale, being the strongest recorded so far.

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This earthquake lasted between 9 and 14 minutes, but despite its short duration it had devastating consequences. Although the death toll is not exact, it is estimated that there were between 1,000 and 6,000 and around 3,000 injured.

After the earthquake, a tsunami occurred that not only attacked the Chilean coast, but also the Japanese coast, which in some places reached heights of 25 meters, which left an approximate cost in damages of 4.8 billion current dollars.