Consequences of the Tsunami in Japan 2011

In 1896, Japan Sanlu, magnitude 6 earthquake shocked Japan, more than 26,360 people died. In 1976, more than 255,000 people died at Tsunami Level 0 in Tangshan, China. 2004: Tsunami occurred 0 times in the Indian Ocean, more than 350,000 people died. Last year, due to the earthquake of magnitude 0 (Brunner and Rowen 1), Haiti lost 222,570 inhabitants and was unable to delve into themselves, making the country more difficult. Earthquakes are predictable and unpredictable.

2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan occurred in the northeastern part of Japan on March 11, 2011. The incident started with a strong earthquake in the northeast coast of Honshu, Japan. Extensive damage to the land, especially in northeast (north of the province), caused a series of tsunamis destroying many coastal areas of the country. The tsunami also caused a major nuclear accident at coastal power plants.

On March 11, 2011, a magnitude 9.0 earthquake occurred in the Pacific Ocean on the northeastern coast of Honshu. East Japan great earthquake disaster - the name given to the incident by the Japanese government - caused a massive tsunami flooded over 200 square miles of coastal zone. The height of the wave is 38 meters and the height is 12 floors. 2018: The reconstruction authorities have reported that in the past two years, only 100,000 refugees remain in temporary housing, as 100,000 evacuees moved to permanent housing. Approximately 92% of public housing has been completed. Due to disinfection and normalization of radiation levels in the Fukushima community, evacuation orders are being canceled. Purification work of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant is progressing slowly

On 13th March 2011, the Japan Meteorological Agency announced details of the tsunami observation around the Japanese coastline after the disaster. These observations include the maximum tsunami readings of 3 meters (9.8 feet) or more at the following places and times on March 11, 2011 after the earthquake at 14:49 JST. The announcement by the Meteorological Agency of height 9 feet 10 inches also includes a warning that "the tsunami may be higher in some areas of the coast than the tsunami observed at the observation point." From 26 to 35 minutes after the earthquake to 15:21. This security information also includes details of the first tsunami observation and a more detailed map of the coastline affected by the tsunami.