Emergency services in the eastern region of Valencia confirmed a death toll of 70 people on Wednesday. Another two casualties were reported in the neighboring Castilla La Mancha region. The central government office for Castilla La Mancha region added that an 88-year-old woman was f...
with an estimated death toll of 168,000, but the wave killed people in thirteen other countries around the ocean rim, some as far away as Somalia.
In July 5, 1201 in Egypt and Syria, the deadliest earthquake in recorded history struck making it one of the 10 worst natural disasters of all times. This disaster rocked the eastern Mediterranean and killed over 1.1 million people, destroying countless homes. Nearly every major city within the...
death (die) toll(伤亡人数)from the earth-quake and the fire remains the greatest 9.loss(lose) of life from a 10. natural (nature) disaster in California's history. 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 答案见上 反馈 收藏
as search and rescue operations continued Thursday. Roads transformed into raging rivers with little warning as flash floods tore through the eastern region of Valencia, with muddy rapids flinging parked cars around like tin cans in the worst natural disaster to hit the European nation in a ...
The fire’s official death toll stands at 100, a tragic toll that makes the event Hawaii’s deadliest natural disaster on record. Four residents stillremained unaccounted formonths after the fire. WATCH: Tragic damage in...
claiming at least 295 lives.The storms were the deadliest since 310 people were killed in 1974 when 148 tornadoes hit several states and authorities have warned that the death toll could rise fur-ther.States of emergency were declared by the governors of Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Mi...
The Puerto Rican government finally revised the death toll to 2,975 in August 2018, almost a year after the disaster, after commissioning an independent investigation from George Washington University [source: Fink]. In addition, the damage costs were estimated to be at least $1.31 billion for ...
News Analysis: Myriad factors responsible for high death toll in Japan's worst weather disaster in 36 years TOKYO, July 11 (Xinhua) -- A number of meteorological, natural and social factors combined to make the perfect storm, which since last Thursday has killed at least 176 people and ...
A blizzard with hurricane-force winds, this devastating storm is the deadliest natural disaster to ever hit the Great Lakes region. More than 250 people died when the winter whopper, called a November gale, struck the Great Lakes on Nov. 7, 1913. Waves on the lakes reached 35 feet high ...