1. in East and Southeast Asia
Natural Disasters
in East and Southeast Asia

3. Developed vs. Less Developed

4. Create a chart Developed Countries Less Developed Countries
Preparation
Property Damage
Casualties
Costs

5. Preparation (2 each) Developed Less Developed Better infrastructure
Emergency preparedness programs
Building codes
construction
Poorly put together buildings
No organized system
Lack of funding
Preparation (2 each)

6. Property Damage (2 each)
Developed
Less Developed
Personal toll = higher
More stuff to get ruined
Personal property is higher
Monetary value=higher
Overall damage= higher
Buildings and infrastructure not structurally sound
Takes longer to repair/rebuild
Property Damage (2 each)

7. Causalities (2 each) Developed Less Developed Death toll = low
Modern medicine/ first aid
Preparedness programs
Hospitals/ treatment
Death toll =high
Lack of resources
Causalities (2 each)

8. Costs Developed Less Developed Monetary value =higher
Long term cost =higher
Costs

9. Natural Disaster Case Studies

10. Developed Countries

11. Event #1: Japan Earthquake &Tsunami (3)
Date: March 11, 2011
Magnitude: 9.0
Death toll: 22,000
Material Damage: $300 billion
Wave height: 30 ft
Additional Damage: Fukushima Nuclear Plant explosion

13. Event #2: China Flood (3) Date: May 2010 Monetary damage: $50 billion
Death toll: 3, ,000 missing
Events: rain, landslides, flooding
SAVED by Three Gorges Dam

15. Less Developed Countries

16. Event #3: Thailand Flood (3)
Date: Jan 2012
Cause: heavy monsoon season
Death toll: 815 +
Monetary damage: $45.7 billion
Additional Facts:
13.6 million people affected
65 of 77 provinces declared flood disaster zones

18. Event #4: Indonesia Tsunami (3)
*Deadliest Tsunami in History??* Top 10 Worst Disasters of All Time Date: Dec. 26, 2004 Death toll: 230,000 Earthquake: 9.3 magnitude Waves: 80 ft + -two times the energy of all the bombs used during WWII Monetary value: No idea (billions, even trillions)

20. Live Footage Video
2004 Tsunami