Indirectly yes. Earthquakes cause mass damage and destruction, depending on the severity. A lower level earthquake won't cause as much damage, might just be a slight rumble. But a higher level earthquake (a prime example being the one in Japan in 2011) will cause mass damage and possibly a Tsunami depending on the location. Earthquakes of high magnitudes can cause buildings to fall, bridges to collapse, and can kill thousands. Tsunamis make that number go up.
Usually very rarely people die in a magnitude 5 earthquake on the Richter scale. On the scale, 5 is an "intermediate" earthquake and the damage includes, bricks fall, plaster cracks and slight damage is inflicted on buildings.
Yes, about 15,787 people have died, 5,932 people were found injured and over 4,000 people are still missing. Some people believe this earthquake was not natural and was made by human hands, by exploding a bomb under-ground or in water which cause human made earthquake.
So many people died in the earthquake because of the size of the earthquake.Also how near it is to the surface, the density of the population near its epicentre, as well as whether there are any heavily urbanised areas nearby. info from BBC News
the people would die
Yes, people can get hurt by an earthquake. The shaking of the ground can cause buildings and structures to collapse or suffer significant damage, leading to injuries or fatalities. Additionally, falling debris, landslides, and tsunamis triggered by earthquakes can also cause harm to people.
over a 100 people can die from a earthquake
About half the population will die.
Yes.
yes, in most cases many people do.
the structure of the buildings
everyone will not die in 2012 and maybe about 0.3 of the worlds population will die tomorro, im sorry to tell u this, 0.03 will die by an earthquake
300,000 people did die in the antioch eatrhquake