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The initial slurry slide started at approximately 09:00 It moved down hill toward the school taking out a farmhouse in its path. At 09:15 the slurry hit the school and nearby house and drove through the buildings. The slurry slide continued for several hours with rescuers continually attempting to divert as much as possible. This hindered many of the rescue attempt. However, slurry was still moving in to the main area of the disaster days later
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What are the short and long term effects of the Aberfan Disaster?
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What was the aberfan coal disaster song called sung by david Alexander?
the price of coal
Where is the Aberfan clock now?
In Cardiff Museum
How many were hurt in the Aberfan Disaster?
144 people died. 116 of the victims were children, most of them between the ages of 7 and 10, 109 of them in the school. Of the 28 adults who died, 5 were teachers . In addition, 29 children and 6 adults were injured, some of them seriously.
Why do prises go up after a natural disaster or war?
Supply and demand.
What are the short and long term effects of the Aberfan Disaster?
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When did Aberfan disaster happen?
The Aberfan disaster occurred at 9:15 am 21st October 1966
Where was the Aberfan disaster taken place?
The disaster took place in the village of Aberfan 6 miles south of Merthyr Tydfil in the Taff Valley
In which year was the Aberfan disaster?
1966 21st october
Disasters in Wales?
The most notorious is the Aberfan Mining Disaster
What year did the disaster happen in Aberfan?
09:15 am on 21st October 1966
Who owned the mine in during the Aberfan disaster?
It was under the control of the National Coal Board
What was the aberfan coal disaster song called sung by david Alexander?
the price of coal
Who were the survivers in the disaster Aberfan?
Many of the survivors prefer no to be disclosed publically due to the very sensitive nature of the incident
What were the names of the survivors of Aberfan disaster?
Due to the nature of the incident many survivors prefer not to be mentioned in the public domain
What were the effects of the Aberfan disaster in 1966?
Many of the children suffered injuries. Some even today have flash back. For those who lost a family member the disaster still weighs heavily
How did the aberfan disaster affect the local people in the long and short term?
birth rate in 1968, 2 years after the disaster, increased significantly from 14.38 to 20.80. A survey conducted by the BMJ found that the number of children killed in the disaster had been replaced and when this had occurred, the birth rate fell back down and remained similar to the pre-disaster birth rate. The replacement of dead children can leave 'the new sibling' feeling suffocated and overprotected. This an lead to schizophrenia and a number of psychological problems. Alcohol and marital problems occurred as survivors attempted to deal with the traumatic event. Families that lost fathers lost the breadwinner of the family. 49% of Aberfan survivors have suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Most of the population of Aberfan were later using sedatives, but did not take them regularly
