Earthquake

The aftermath of the earthquake forced Yemen to confront its weaknesses in disaster management, and the recovery process was long and painful.

The 1915 Avezzano earthquake was not just a random natural disaster—it was a result of a complex series of geological factors that were…

Ecuador, like many countries, was unprepared for such a large-scale disaster, and its initial response was slower than needed.

The Earthquake that Shook Argentina: Unveiling the Devastation of the 1944 San Juan Earthquake.

Striking on March 4, 1940, the earthquake measured 7.4 on the Richter scale and devastated much of the country.

With a magnitude of 7.2, the Xingtai Earthquake caused widespread destruction, especially in the Hebei province.

The earthquake was so powerful that tremors were recorded in India, China, and Bangladesh, causing significant damage in some areas.

With a magnitude of 8.6, it left a deep scar on both the region and the collective memory of its people.

In just a few minutes, the quake killed over 140,000 people, destroyed large parts of the city, and left millions more homeless.