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Summary Typhoon Haiyan - Philippines GEOGRAPHY GCSE

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Grade 9 - GSCEs 2019 Case study notes on Typhoon Haiyan - facts & figures - primary & secondary effects - short & long term responses

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Typhoon Haiyan, Philippines

- 8th November 2012
- 5 Saffir-Simpson scale
- Caused by strong winds & low pressure



Primary Effects:

Economic Effects:
- Rice & seed stocks lost
- Rice damage = $53 million
- Tacloban airport damaged

Social Effects:
- 6300 deaths
- 90% of Tacloban destroyed

Environmental Effects:
- Widespread flooding
- 400 mm of rain fell



Secondary Effects:

Economic Effects:
- Total damage = $12 billion
- Decrease in tourism

Social Effects:
- Looting & Violence in Tacloban
- 14 million affected
- 3 million displaced

Environmental Effects:
- Landslides caused by flooding
- Infections & diseases spread

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Publisher: februari 2016 ISBN: 9780198366614 Edition: 1

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