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A rarely incident cause the fire in Notre Dame, causing damage in and out of the church, in 2019 on April 15. Authorities nowadays still don’t know what exactly happened in Notre Dame, but some authorities believe that the cause was the electronic bells, which were intended to be temporary had been installed in the spire, with cables running from them in the roof space. This may have short-circuited and started the fire.

What went wrong?

The blaze wouldn’t have started, if the restoration work has been finished correctly, also if the blaze hasn’t been so big, the damage wouldn’t have been too much. If the authorities have been prepared for something like this disaster, the blaze would have been controlled at time.

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Fire in Notre Dame (Mariana Rojas Cifuentes-Juan Diego Ibarbo Rocha- Juan Diego Vargas) Group 3

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Fire in Notre Dame (Mariana Rojas Cifuentes-Juan Diego Ibarbo Rocha- Juan Diego Vargas) Group 3

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The Notre Dame de Paris cathedral suffered a fire on the afternoon of April 15, 2019 on the roof of the building, an incident that caused considerable damage. The spire and roof of the cathedral collapsed. Both the interior space and many personal belongings suffered serious damage.

¿What went wrong?

At the beginning it was identified as a human error but when investigating more, this was not the main cause, since people were alarmed when the fire started but they all ignored it, after a few minutes an alarm sounded 20 minutes later, but the The fire had already spread and it was too late for the deck and the spire, which were reduced to ashes despite the efforts of the firefighters. If people had followed the rules as they should be, all that great disaster would not have happened.

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Tragedy in Mocoa was a natural disaster in 2017. During the pre-dawn hours of April, 1st of 2017, heavy rain triggered flash flooding and landslides in Mocoa. Due to this tragedy, at least 336 people were death, 400 injured and 200 were disappeared.

What went wrong?

Mocoa is a city that is located near a river, which makes it highly vulnerable to this kind of disaster. If authorities had been more responsible creating strategies to prevent that most of the population didn’t live near to the river, it wouldn’t have been lot of people death and disappeared.  If it hadn’t been so early, it would have been easier for people to seek help and find a safe place to protect themselves during the avalanche .

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boys trapped in a cave (Jose Ignacio Gutierrez) G-5

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boys trapped in a cave (Jose Ignacio Gutierrez) G-5

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12 members of a Thai boys soccer team and their coach get trapped in the Tham Luang Nang Non cave by torrential rain. The boys were apparently performing a sort of initiation ceremony in the cave, and got stuck when the cave flooded, blocking their way out

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The aircraft's fuselage landed on a glacier at 34 ° 45′54 ″ S 70 ° 17′11 ″ W at an altitude of 3570 meters (11,710 feet) in the Malargüe Department, Mendoza Province. The unnamed glacier (later called "Glaciar de las Lágrimas") is located between Cerro Sosneado and 4280 meters (14,040 feet) high on the Tinguiririca volcano. the pilot who was in charge believed that they were arrive to Curicó, Chile. Despite that the searching tools indicated that they did not arrive to the correct place. So, the plane started to descend very soon to arrive to The Pudahuel airport and it crashed again a mountain.

What went wrong

At the beggining the searching toold were indicating that they weren´t locate in the right position, so If the pilot had seen and believe to the location which indicate the searching tool, the plane would be arrive to the right place.

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Fukushima nuclear disaster (Juan Camilo Barrera, Laura Sofia Sepulveda, Santiago Rodríguez)

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Fukushima nuclear disaster (Juan Camilo Barrera, Laura Sofia Sepulveda, Santiago Rodríguez)

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The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster was a 2011 nuclear accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Ōkuma, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. The proximate cause of the disaster was the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.

The reactors' electricity supply failed, and their emergency diesel generators automatically started. Critically, these were required to provide electrical power to the pumps that circulated coolant through the reactors' cores. This continued circulation was vital to remove residual decay heat, which continues to be produced after fission has ceased. The spent fuel pool of previously shut down Reactor 4 increased in temperature on 15 March due to decay heat from newly added spent fuel rods, but did not boil down sufficiently to expose the fuel.

What went wrong?

First, If the reactors' electricity supply hadn't failed, the Fukushima nuclear disaster wouldn't have happened. If the organization in charge had not used the most dangerous type of fuel, the damage would not have been so gigantic. Decay heat would be removed, and the emergency generators wouldn't have failed if coolant had thrown the reactors' cores.