The main cause of death is not the tsunami itself but the buildings that get damaged in the tsunami...ie a bridge or building that falls.
The main cause is the water drowning people and building being destroyed. The building may contain people inside it or could crush some people when it falls.
Tsunamis cause devastation and death. They are not constructive forces.
As of 16 June 2011 15,372 deaths from the earthquake and tsunami have been confirmed. It is almost impossible to determine what was the cause of death for each individual. See the related link.
A tsunami can reach the height of 30 metres high and gets to the height of 11.8-18.2 every second.
Yes. By issuing warnings and educating people about what to do if a tsunami occurs.
Although large tsunami waves from Japan's earthquake hit Hawaii with some force, there are no reported fatalities as a result. There was one reported death in California, from an observer being swept out to sea by the tsunami wave.
Tsunamis cause devastation and death. They are not constructive forces.
A tsunami is described as a natural disaster because it is a naturally ocurring event that can cause massive death and destruction.
1.It's cause of death,and it's a huge wave that can kill you.
Volcano collapse and tsunami. Hope this helped! =)
Victims of Death was created on 1992-09-15.
As of 16 June 2011 15,372 deaths from the earthquake and tsunami have been confirmed. It is almost impossible to determine what was the cause of death for each individual. See the related link.
The speed that Bubonic Plague overtook its victims and the gruesomeness of the death were particularly frightening, especially when the cause was unknown.
The estimated death toll for the monstrous tsunami that hit the Sumatra coastal areas and smaller outlying islands is estimated to be 225,000. The tsunami was caused by an earthquake in the Indian Ocean.
Amongst the highest causes of death in Ireland are cancer and heart disease.
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Leeches can cause both death and sickness. Normally leeches take blood from their host, which can cause an a infection and sometimes death to their victims through the excessive loss of blood (exsanguination). Bacteria can also infect the wound that the leeches expose, especially if polluted water gets into the wound.