Презентация по английскому языку на тему Природные катастрофы

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№ When? Where? Consequences 1 January,2011 Greece There were no victims 2 January,2011 Italy There were no victims 3 January,2011 Mexico There were no victims 4 January,2011 Iran 230 dead 5 February,2011 Philippines 40 dead 6 February,2011 Kirghizia There were no victims 7 February,2011 The USA There were no victims 8 February,2011 New Zealand 147 dead, damage- 15bln. $ 9 March,2011 Japan damage- 25bln. $ 10 June,2011 Russia There were no victims 11 June,2011 Kazakhstan There were no victims 12 August,2011 Russia There were no victims 13 August,2011 Peru 20 people (injured) 14 September,2011 Russia There were no victims 15 September,2011 Russia There were no victims 16 September,2011 The USA There were no victims 17 September,2011 Kazakhstan There were no victims 18 October,2011 India The walls of the houses cracked 19 October,2011 The USA There were no victims 20 October,2011 Russia There were no victims 21 November,2011 Japan There were no victims 22 November,2011 Russia There were no victims 23 November,2011 Turkey 20 buildings were destructed, 5 people were killed 24 December,2011 Russia There were no victims

№ When? Where? Consequences 1 January,2011 Solomon Isles One village was washed away 2 January,2011 France One person was killed, five-disappeared 3 February,2011 California (the USA) 13 people disappeared 4 February,2011 Chile 10 people disappeared 5 March,2011 Japan Thousands of killed people and thousands of destructed buildings 6 March,2011 India There were some victims 7 April,2011 Dominican Republic 3 people died 8 June,2011 Indian Ocean No victims 9 June,2011 The USA No victims 10 July,2011 Arkansas (the USA) 17 people died 11 October,2011 Indonesia 40 people died 12 October,2011 Indonesia 135 people disappeared

№ When? Where? Consequences 1 January,2011 Indonesia 14 people were killed, 60 people were injured 2 January,2011 Belgium One person died 3 February,2011 Australia Hundreds of buildings were destroyed 4 February,2011 The USA Thousands of buildings became lightless 5 March,2011 Madagascar 65 people were killed 6 September,2011 Philippines The lines of electrical transmission were broken off 7 October,2011 Philippines Over a hundred men were killed 8 November,2011 Norway No victims 9 November,2011 Sri Lanka 7 people were killed 10 December,2011 Philippines 650 people were killed, 800 people disappeared 11 December,2011 India 11 people were killed

№ When? Where? Consequences 1 June,2011 Arizona (the USA) Flames enveloped 58.000 hectares of land 2 June,2011 Spain Flames enveloped 1000 hectares of land 3 August,2011 Greece Flames enveloped 100 hectares of land 4 September,2011 Siberia Flames enveloped 1632,5 hectares of land 5 September,2011 Texas(the USA) 22 people have disappeared 6 October,2011 The Amur Region Flames enveloped 2000 hectares of land 7 October,2011 Australia Flames enveloped 100 hectares of land 8 December,2011 Argentina Flames enveloped 1000 hectares of land

№ When? Where? Consequences 1 January,2011 Ecuador No victims 2 February,2011 Costa Rica No victims 3 March,2011 Kamchatka No victims 4 July,2011 Ecuador No victims 5 August,2011 Indonesia No victims 6 September,2011 Canary Isles No victims 7 October,2011 Iceland No victims 8 December,2011 The USA No victims

№ When? Where? Consequences 1 January,2011 Guinea 40 people were killed 2 April,2011 Colorado (the USA) 8 people were killed 3 May,2011 Canada Several buildings were destructed 4 June,2011 Georgia (the USA) 6 people were killed 5 July,2011 Moldavia No victims 6 August,2011 Northern Korea 30.000 people have lost their houses 7 September,2011 China 32 people were killed 8 October,2011 Tibet Several buildings were destructed 9 November,2011 Colombia No victims

№ When? Where? Consequences 1 January,2011 Spain No victims 2 January,2011 China Crops of rice are wiped out 3 February,2011 Russia The loss of grain 4 February,2012 China Crops are wiped out 5 February,2012 Brazil Thousands of families are left without food 6 March,2011 The USA The total number of cattle half-reduced 7 March,2011 India Shortage of fresh water 8 November,2011 The USA The loss of wheat 9 December,2011 Russia The loss of 1.3 mln. tons of sugar

№ When? Where? Consequences 1 January,2011 Fiji 3500 citizens were evacuated 2 February,2011 Kazakhstan Some villages were flooded 3 February,2011 Sydney 50 regions remained lightless 4 March,2011 Thailand 150 people were killed 5 Octobor,2011 Bangkok Traffic-jam on the roads 6 November,2011 Thailand All the movement on the roads was paralyzed 7 December,2011 Philippines 1236 people were killed

№ When? Where? Consequences 1 January,2011 France 20.000 buildings remained lightless 2 January,2011 Sweden All the movement was paralyzed 3 January,2011 Holland No victims 4 February,2012 The USA All flights from the airport were abolished 5 February,2012 Japan 50 people were killed 6 Octobor,2011 The USA 9 people died 7 November,2011 The USA 12 people were killed 8 December,2011 Spain No victims 9 December,2011 The USA 6 people were killed

№ When? Where? Consequences 1 August,2011 Canada 40 people suffered, 1 person was killed 2 September,2011 The USA 700 people were killed 3 Octobor,2011 Israel Some houses were destroyed 4 November,2011 Bolivia Hundreds of houses were destroyed, 6 persons died 5 December,2011 Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia ( the USA) 1 person was killed 6 January,2012 North Carolina (the USA) 15 people suffered 7 January,2012 The USA 2 persons were killed, 100 people suffered 8 February,2012 Indonesia 50 people were damaged 9 March,2012 The USA 3 persons were killed

Kind of disaster Country Damage (losses) Earthquakes (March, 2011) Japan 25 000.000.000 dollars, it will take Japan about 10 years to restore the country Floods (December, 2011) Philippines 1236 people were killed Storms (December, 2011) Philippines 650 were killed, 800 were lost Landslides (August, 2011) Northern Korea 30.000 have lost their houses Tsunami ( March,2011) Japan About 16.000 people were killed, about 3.000 people were lost Tornadoes (September,2011) The USA 700 people were killed Droughts (December,2011) Russia The loss of 1.3 mln. tons of sugar Fires (June,2011) Arizona (the USA) Flames enveloped 58.000 hectares of land Blizzards (February,2012) Japan 50 people were killed

Japan. The earthquake and tsunami. (The 11th of March)

№ Company Approximate sum of money 1 The Japanese Agency Kyodo News 198-309 milliard dollars 2 The World Bank 122-235 milliard dollars 3 The American Corporation 3M 50-150 milliard dollars 4 The company Air Worldwide 14,5-34,5 milliard dollars

On the 13th of March, 2011 the Japanese Meteorological Agency (JMA) published the detailed information about the fixed crashes of tsunami along the Japanese seaside. The strongest tsunami with the height more than 30 meters happened after the earthquake at: These indicators were given by the registering stations of JMA along the entire Japanese seaside. Besides, many regions had been touched by tsunami with the height of 1-3 meters. № Local time Town Height of waves 1 15:12 JST Kamaisi 6,8 meters 2 15:15 JST Ofunato 30.2 meters or higher 3 15:20 JST Isinomaki 30.3 meters or higher 4 15:21 JST Miyako 40.0 meters or higher 5 15:21 JST Kamaisi 40.1 meters or higher 6 15:44 JST Herimo 3.5 meters 7 15:55 JST Soma 7.3 meters 8 16:52 JST Oarai 4.2 meters

№ Town The level of damage 1 Rikidzentakata Practically all the town was washed away in the prefecture of Ivate, about 5000 houses have gone under water 2 Minamisanriku About 9500 people were lost 3 Sendai Water flooded the territory at the distance of 10 kilometres from the seaside 4 Yamada About 7200 buildings have gone under water

March, 12, 2012(According to the report of a Japanese National Police Agency) Consequences: the earthquake moved Honshu 2.4 m. (8 ft.) east and shifted the Earth on its axis by estimates of between 10 cm. (4 in.) and 25 cm. (10 in.) № Disaster Earthquake 1 Magnitude 9.0 2 Time 14:46 JST 3 Place North-western Pacific Ocean 4 Depth 32 km 5 Epicenter 72 km east of the Oshika Peninsula of Tohoku, Japan 6 Duration of earthquake Approximately 6 minutes 7 Deaths 15.854 8 Injured 3.155 9 Collapsed buildings 129.225 10 Half collapsed buildings 254.204 11 Partially damaged buildings 691.766 12 People left without electricity and water 15 mln. 13 Losses (earthquake) Us $ 14.5, 34.6 billion 14 The nearest major city to the earthquake Sendai 15 Distance from the epicenter 130 km. 16 Distance from the Tokyo 373 km. 17 The earthquake triggered powerful tsunami waves in Miyake in Tohoku’s Iwate 40.5 meters (133 ft.) 18 In Sendai area Water travelled up to 10 km inland

№ country The scale of help 1 Russia 50 rescuers, technique from Moscow 25 rescuers from Khabarovsk 50 rescuers from the centre “Leader”, special emergency-saving equipment,2 experts from “Rosatom- corporation” 25 rescuers from Krasnoyarsk, humanitarian help (17tons) The leaders of the Olympic complex of “Luzhniki”-1million roubles The Russian Orthodox Church- 240.500 dollars (over 10 million roubles) 2 The USA Aircraft carrier (for supply with the electricity and cleaning of fresh water), emergency diesel generators and the group of specialists for atomic station, Different equipment, rescue and searching groups, 30 000 portions of food resources 3 The Republic of Korea 102 rescuers 4 Singapore 5 rescuers and 5 searching dogs, 391 000 dollars 5 Great Britain 70 rescuers 6 Germany A group of rescuers-volunteers and specialists in different spheres 7 Malaysia 15 doctors and 6 searching dogs 8 Azerbaijan 1 000 000 dollars 9 Israel 2 planes with humanitarian help (80 tons),A group of military doctors, 60 tons of equipment, fuel, gas, generators, products, fresh water, oxygen cylinders and camp-beds 10 China 167 000 dollars, 15 rescuers, 4 tons of equipment, sources of energy and communication, 4,57 million dollars additionally+3,3 million dollars, 63 rescuers 11 Norway (biathlon men’s team) 10 000 euro 12 Australia 2 ships with helicopters, tons of rescue equipment and some groups of rescuers 13 New Zealand 15 tons of rescue equipment and a team of rescuers 14 Vietnam 2000 000 dollars 15 Mongolia 1 000 000 dollars, a rescue brigade 16 Indonesia 2 000 000 dollars 17 Moldavia 80 000 dollars 18 Pakistan 24 tons of humanitarian help, 9 tons biscuits, milk and bottles of fresh water 19 Kazakhstan 1 000 000 dollars, 33 000 tins of stewed meat, Charitable concerts and exhibitions all over the country 20 Through the net “Seismic Consequences” (from 40 countries) 1 3000 000 dollars

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