TGA 2011 East Japan Earthquake Bulletin|The impact of casualties of 20,000+: deaths and missing persons by municipalities

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My first mental reaction to the media reporting the casualties from the 3.11 Japan earthquake amounts to more the 20,000 persons; the effect can be small if the casualties are spatially dispersed. Indeed, the quake was strongly felt in most of the eastern half of the country; but casualties hardly occurred from the shake itself but mostly from the tsunami that reached the Pacific coastlines 30 - 60 min after the earthquake. The casualties are concentrated in three prefectures of Iwate, Miyagi an
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TGA 2011 East Japan Earthquake Bulletin|The impact of casualties of 20,000+: deaths and missing persons by municipalities
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My first mental reaction to the media reporting the casualties from the 3.11 Japan earthquake amounts to more the 20,000 persons; the effect can be small if the casualties are spatially dispersed. Indeed, the quake was strongly felt in most of the eastern half of the country; but casualties hardly occurred from the shake itself but mostly from the tsunami that reached the Pacific coastlines 30 - 60 min after the earthquake. The casualties are concentrated in three prefectures of Iwate, Miyagi an
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