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What was the worlds biggest natural disaster?
Mount Vesuvius was the most biggest disaster in the world which destroyed the whole of Pompeii and the people.
When was a natural disaster?
This year (2013) the biggest Earthquake in the world hit Iran.
When and where was the biggest flood ever in history?
the biggest flood in history is the central china floods which are generally considered the deadliest natural disaster
What is the worlds biggest Rainforest?
The Amazon is the worlds biggest rain forest
What is the worlds biggest charity?
The Catholic Church is the biggest charity in the worlds.
What is the worlds biggest yoyo?
the worlds biggest yoyo is about the size of a hobo
Can the internet save lives during a natural disaster?
The Internet can help in a natural disaster. Providing vital early warnings of the natural disaster, be it earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods or any other form of natural disaster, to what to do, how to cope, what to take with you, what to leave behind, how to prepare your home, pets family etc. the Internet has more resources than the biggest library in the world, so it covers everything that you would need to know, including the dates and times of the natural disaster, calculated accurately down to within a few hours usually, the Internet can not only prepare people and inform them, but provide information on how to successfully survive the natural disaster.
What 's the worlds biggest island?
The worlds biggest island is clearly Green Land its PNG
Which is the worlds biggest selling drink?
The worlds biggest selling drink is both Milk and water.
What is a good headline for the worlds biggest tin sheep?
The worlds biggest tin sheep here
Is tornado is a disaster or a natural calamity?
A tornado is both. A calamity is a disaster. A tornado is a disaster that occurs naturally, and would thus be consideted a natural calamity or natural disaster.
Where was the biggest natural disaster in Alabama in 2011 located?
The biggest natural disaster in Alabama in 2011 was located in the northern part of the state, specifically affecting cities like Tuscaloosa and Birmingham. An EF-4 tornado struck on April 27, 2011, causing significant damage and loss of life.
