Devastating earthquakes around the world including catastrophic one that triggered immense tsunami

After the huge destruction and after the Myanmar earth

With the death toll from the devastating earthquake to 1600, the country faces after the catastrophic disaster. The huge earthquake, which is 7.7 degrees of the country in Southeast Asia, and left the buildings in a ruin, where the bodies are withdrawn from the rubble while the authorities are stood to rebuild a kind of control over destruction.

But while the country is wrestling with the new reality, this is not the first time that natural disasters have hurt and the lives of the innocent local population have taken.

Take a look at some of the most destructive and higher earthquakes in the world that led to a massive destruction.

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Ecuador, 1906

The huge tremor 8.8 that struck the country of South America led to the loss of thousands of lives and caused great destruction in Ecuador and the neighboring country. It also caused a strong tsunami that affected the Pacific Coast, where he arrived in New Zealand.

Chile, 1960

The largest and strongest earthquake was recorded in South America, which reached an amazing degree of 9.5. The earthquake struck Chile in 1960 and had long -range conferences that caused a catastrophic 25 -meter tsunami that affected many coastal cities, shared earthquake and tendami that left two million homeless people.

It also affected coastal areas throughout the Pacific Ocean, with Japan and the Philippines also influenced. It caused multiple death and left a permanent impression of the global understanding of seismic activity and its potential to cause widespread destruction.

While the earthquake is believed to kill a little more than 1,600 people, the Tsunami who traveled across the Pacific Ocean in the following hours of 61 people in Hawaii, about 140 in Japan, and 32 in the Philippines.

Kamchatka, Russia, 1952

The Kamchatka earthquake, which struck the maximum eastern Russia, was reported as 9.0 volume causing severe damage to the buildings in the region. It also caused a huge tsunami that also provokes the Corel Islands and other parts of the Pacific Ocean.

Alaska, 1964

The second largest registered earthquake in North America was 9.2. This caused severe damage to infrastructure and property, especially in Alaska.

It also led to a strong tsunami, but despite its strength, the loss of souls was relatively low due to the relatively dispersed population and early warning systems.

Sumatra, Indonesia, 2004

The 2004 earthquake was reported as one of the most natural disasters in history. Not only has the 9.1 earthquake to the destruction of Sumatra, but also caused a huge tsunami that affected other countries around the Indian Ocean and led to more than 230,000 deaths across 14 countries. The most hit areas included Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India and Thailand.

Chile, 2010

Just seven years after the devastating earthquake that struck Chile, which led to a degree of catastrophic deaths, the country was again suffered with an earthquake worth 8.8 magnetic again. The tremor took for the year 2010 the lives of more than 500 people and left thousands without homes. Tsunami also affected the coastal areas, and caused wireless tremors for weeks after that.

Tuoku, Japan, 2011

Another earthquake of 9.1, which also caused disastrous tsunamo off the coast of Japan, caused thousands of deaths. Tsunami severely on the northeastern coast of Japan, and caused widespread destruction and the effects of the Fukushima Dychi nuclear disaster, one of the worst nuclear incidents in history. It lost thousands of lives, and economic losses on Japan were huge.

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