BLOG#1 DISASTERS
-Hurricane Paulina, October 8, 1998, happened in
Acapulco.
It rained for 9 hours. Killed about 6,000 people, many houses, bridges calleron.
Many streams and rivers, as the river overflowed the shrimp.
Figures show that the material loss reached 62 million dollars.
It rained for 9 hours. Killed about 6,000 people, many houses, bridges calleron.
Many streams and rivers, as the river overflowed the shrimp.
Figures show that the material loss reached 62 million dollars.
-Earthquake of 19, 1985. September
This earthquake took place in the Pacific Coast, in the limits of Michoacan and Guerrero, severely affected Mexico City.
On the Richter scale with 8.1 degrees, the quake toppled a large number of buildings, including condominiums,
offices and hospitals were, among others.
offices and hospitals were, among others.
The contactomagazine trepidatory site indicates that the oscillatory movement, which lasted just over two minutes left a balance close to 10,000 dead people.
Although later estimates suggest that the number could have risen to 40,000.
-Chichonal eruption.
On Sunday March 28, 1982, at 23:32 hours,
the volcano located in, in Chiapas,
the town woke Chapultenango euphoria,
as his eruption, Plinian type,
covered around 100 miles and reached a height of 17 miles.
Although later estimates suggest that the number could have risen to 40,000.
-Chichonal eruption.
On Sunday March 28, 1982, at 23:32 hours,
the volcano located in, in Chiapas,
the town woke Chapultenango euphoria,
as his eruption, Plinian type,
covered around 100 miles and reached a height of 17 miles.
Threw the ashes came to the states of Tabasco,
Campeche and part of Oaxaca, Puebla and Veracruz,
the roads were affected and the planting of banana, cacao and coffee were destroyed.
By 4 April saw an even stronger eruption,
which caused a column entered the stratosphere,
and a dense cloud of ash arrived in Hawaii,
Japan and across the Atlantic Ocean.
It is estimated that the eruption of Chichonal left more than 2000 dead.
Today, still active.
Campeche and part of Oaxaca, Puebla and Veracruz,
the roads were affected and the planting of banana, cacao and coffee were destroyed.
By 4 April saw an even stronger eruption,
which caused a column entered the stratosphere,
and a dense cloud of ash arrived in Hawaii,
Japan and across the Atlantic Ocean.
It is estimated that the eruption of Chichonal left more than 2000 dead.
Today, still active.
