Indonesia 2018 0.0 / 5 ? GeographyCase studiesNatural hazardsASOCR Created by: Ice_FoxCreated on: 10-03-22 14:55 Date Friday 28th September 2018 1 of 28 Time 9pm 2 of 28 Indonesia's development/economy An EDC which is part of the MINT countries which means it has a rapidly growing economy and population 3 of 28 Indonesia's location Volcanic archipelago in the Pacific Ocean South-East Asia 4 of 28 Focus Shallow 10km 5 of 28 Epicentre distance from Palu Island on which the epicentre and Palu are on Approx. 40km Sulawesi 6 of 28 Magnitude 7.5Mw 7 of 28 Tsunami height 6m 8 of 28 Cause of the seismic activity Palu-Koro slip-strike fault 9 of 28 Deaths +why this is inaccurate Approx 4,400 Some bodies were washed out to sea, the search for bodies stopped after a fortnight and not every missing person was recorded 10 of 28 Injuries +why this is inaccurate Approx 2,500 Much greater because this is only recorded injuries and hospitals were damaged and people lived in inaccessible locations 11 of 28 Homes destroyed Approx 70,000 12 of 28 People displaced Approx 90,000 13 of 28 Why was it difficult to distribute aid? Airport damaged Roads blocked 14 of 28 How many in need of emergency aid At least 200,000 15 of 28 How many people were still homeless 6 months later? Approx 170,000 16 of 28 Why was there a disease outbreak? Contaminated water and decomposing bodies 17 of 28 When and why was the body recovery search called off? 11th October (fortnight later) because dealing with the dead bodies was exposing people to diseases 18 of 28 Cost +according to who Estimated US$500 million World Bank 19 of 28 Tsunami warning system: When was it put in place? Was it successful? If not, why? Put in place following the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami No Indonesian government criticised of not maintaining it 20 of 28 When were building regulations put in place? 2002 21 of 28 Why might the building regulations not be successful? Example Difficult to implement, especially as an EDC Collapse of the relatively new Roa Roa hotel 22 of 28 When did the Indonesian government declare it a disaster and request aid? 2 days later 23 of 28 Number of countries who provided aid At least 20 24 of 28 Amount UK gov donated £3 million 25 of 28 People involved in rescue operations Approx. 10,000 26 of 28 Asian Development Bank loan US$1 billion 27 of 28 UN US$5 million 28 of 28
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