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effects:
- people killed, injured
- buildings damaged/destroyed
- loss of homes
- flooding
- power cut

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effects:
- injuries or deaths
- cracks on the ground
- homeless people due to damage of houses people have to evacuate
Why do we get more damage than others:
- LEDCs have more damage due to the poor quality of buildings

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Effect:
-Building collapsing
-Death
-Casualties
Why do we get more damage than others:
-Closer to the surface

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- Focus is closer to the surface oops
- LEDC's buildings aren't well prepared for earthquakes

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effects
-Landslides
-collapsed buildings
-flooding
- power out
-lack of supplies
(water, food, hygiene products)
why some earthquakes cause more damage than others
- lower economic developed countries don't have enough money to rebuild
- people are less educated
- buildings are not earthquake proof

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general effects:
- structural damage to buildings
- people killed/ injured
- bridges and highways destroyed
why some earthquakes cause more damage than others:
- quality of building
- how strong the earthquake is (magnitude)
- focus is closer to surface
- LEDC/ MEDC
- how prepared the country is

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-earthquakes can lead to other natural hazards: landslides, mudslides avalanches or tsunamis
-larger magnitude
-weaker building structures cannot resist earthquakes (usually in LEDC countries)
-some countries take longer to recover from damages
-people are not informed on what to do when earthquakes are informed
-loss of infrastructure costs alot of money

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Impacts
- Ground rupture
- Ground shaking
- Landslides
- Injuries
- Buildings being destroyed
Why some earthquakes cause more damages:
- The depth of focus is different
- Quality of buildings
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Effects:
-  Loss of life
-  Structural damage
-  Disease risks
-  Fires
- Hazards
Why do some earthquakes cause more damage than others?
-  Distance from the epicentre
-  Strength of the earthquake
-  Depth of Focus

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Impacts:
- People may be killed or injured.
- Buildings destroyed.
- Natural and human landmarks may be lost.
- Disease may spread.
- Communication and transport links destroyed.

Why do some earthquakes cause more damage than others:
- Distance from epicentre.
- The higher on the Richter scale, the more severe the earthquake is.
- Level of development - MEDCs are more likely to have the resources and technology for monitoring, prediction and response.
- Time of year and climate will influence survival rates and the rate at which disease can spread.
- Population density - the more densely populated an area, the more likely there are to be casualties.

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effects:
- buildings destroyed
-people killed or injured.
-risk of disease outbreaks (because infrastructure such as water pipes are broken leading to water-borne diseases)
-other hazards e.g. fires landslides tsunamis

why do we get more damage than others:
- quality of infrastructure (if the buildings/roads are built badly then they are most likely to be damaged easier0
- population density
- focus is closer to surface (the earthquake will be stronger)
- higher magnitude
-LEDC/MEDC ( LEDCs. less prepared and less good quality buildings)
-time of day (at night people are at home, not out in town near tall buildings, during day there are people in public spaces e.g. schools and office buildings)