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2007 Peru earthquake The 2007 Peru earthquake was an earthquake measuring 8.0 on the moment magnitude scale [2] that hit the central coast of Peru on Wednesday, August 15, 2007; it occurred at 23:40:57 UTC (18:40:57 local time) and lasted for about three minutes.[2] [3] The epicenter was located 150 km (93 mi) south-southeast of Lima at a depth of 39 km (24 mi).[2] The United States Geological Survey National Earthquake Information Center reported that it was a very strong earthquake. The Peruvian government stated that 519 people were killed by the quake. Main shock and aftershocks map The Government of Peru led the response to the earthquake through the National Civil Defence System ( Instituto Nacional de Defensa Civil – INDECI ). It was supported by the military, the private sector (local, national and international) and by contributions from civil society and the international community, including governments, international NGOs and UN agencies. The initial response entailed searching for survivors, evacuating the injured, removing rubble, ensuring security and meeting the needs of affected people. Shelter was provided for those that had lost their homes, latrines were installed, clean water and medical services were established, food aid was distributed and education and psychosocial support was offered, especially to children. A Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP) in the wake of the earthquake raised approximately $37 million, $9.5m of which was provided by the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF). Despite the considerable relief effort, the initial response was chaotic, marked by a lack of coordination and inadequate information on the needs of people on the ground. It was hindered by a lack of capacity at the regional level and consequent political wrangling (particularly between the local, regional and national governments).[4] Many local authorities were personally attacked for the earthquake, as survivors tried to find close relatives or overcome the traumatic shock of losing so many family members. As time passed the response became better organised, particularly once an OCHA coordination office was established in Pisco and a UN Disaster Assessment and Coordination (UNDAC) team arrived to support coordination and provide technical advice. The cities of Pisco , Ica and Chincha Alta in the Ica Region , and San Vicente de Cañete in the Lima Region were most affected. The earthquake was also felt in the capital Lima , where the quake broke windows in downtown sectors of the city, as well as various other Peruvian cities, includingPucallpa , Iquitos , Contamana , Trujillo and Cajamarca . Seventeen people died and 70 were injured when a church in the city of Ica collapsed.[5] They were attending mass at the time the earthquake started. The city of Pisco, which is 260 km (160 mi) southeast of Lima, suffered the most damage, with its buildings about 85% destroyed, and as many as 430 residents died; 148 of those deaths occurred when the cathedral collapsed in the city's main square.[6] On August 16, the government reported 510 deaths.[7] [8] As of August 28, losses were the following in total: - 519 people dead; - 1,366 wounded; - 58,581 houses destroyed according to Peruvian Government preliminary assessments; - 13,585 houses affected; - 103 hospitals affected; and - 14 hospitals destroyed according to Peruvian Government preliminary assessments.[9] A magnitude 5.8 aftershock occurred at 19:02 local time, centered 113 km (70 mi) northeast of Chincha Alta.[10] At 19:19 local time, another 5.9 magnitude aftershock occurred, centered 48 km (30 mi) south-southwest of Ica.[10] At least a dozen aftershocks of magnitude 5.0 or greater have been recorded.[11] [12] The day after, survivors who could not be accommodated in local hospitals in Pisco were taken to Lima by airplane , arriving there later that night. On Sunday, August 19, the President of Colombia, Álvaro Uribe , arrived in Ica. Tectonic summary[ edit ] This earthquake occurred at the boundary between the Nazca and South American tectonic plates , which are converging at a rate of 78 mm (3.1 in) per year.[13] The earthquake occurred as thrust faulting on the interface between the two plates, with the South American Plate moving up and seaward over the Nazca Plate. Experts say this kind of earthquake is produced about once every 100 years.[14] Coastal Peru has a history of very large earthquakes. The August 15th shock originated near the source of two previous earthquakes, both in the magnitude 8 range, which occurred in 1908 and 1974. This earthquake is south of the source of a magnitude 8.2 earthquake that

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2007 Peru earthquakeThe2007 Peru earthquakewas anearthquakemeasuring 8.0 on themoment magnitude scale

HYPERLINK "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Peru_earthquake" \l "cite_note-usgs-2" [2]that hit the central coast ofPeruon Wednesday, August 15, 2007; it occurred at 23:40:57UTC(18:40:57 local time) and lasted for about three minutes.[2]

HYPERLINK "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Peru_earthquake" \l "cite_note-igfp-3" [3]Theepicenterwas located 150km (93mi) south-southeast ofLimaat a depth of 39km (24mi).[2]TheUnited States Geological SurveyNational Earthquake Information Centerreported that it was avery strongearthquake. The Peruvian government stated that 519 people were killed by the quake.

Main shock and aftershocks mapTheGovernment of Peruled the response to the earthquake through the National Civil Defence System ( Instituto Nacional de Defensa Civil INDECI ). It was supported by the military, the private sector (local, national and international) and by contributions from civil society and the international community, including governments, internationalNGOsand UN agencies. The initial response entailed searching for survivors, evacuating the injured, removing rubble, ensuring security and meeting the needs of affected people. Shelter was provided for those that had lost their homes,latrineswere installed, clean water and medical services were established, food aid was distributed and education and psychosocial support was offered, especially to children. AConsolidated Appeals Process(CAP) in the wake of the earthquake raised approximately $37 million, $9.5m of which was provided by theCentral Emergency Response Fund(CERF).

Despite the considerable relief effort, the initial response was chaotic, marked by a lack of coordination and inadequate information on the needs of people on the ground. It was hindered by a lack of capacity at the regional level and consequent political wrangling (particularly between the local, regional and national governments).[4]Many local authorities were personally attacked for the earthquake, as survivors tried to find close relatives or overcome the traumatic shock of losing so many family members. As time passed the response became better organised, particularly once an OCHA coordination office was established in Pisco and a UN Disaster Assessment and Coordination (UNDAC) team arrived to support coordination and provide technical advice.

The cities ofPisco,IcaandChincha Altain theIca Region, andSan Vicente de Caetein theLima Regionwere most affected. The earthquake was also felt in the capitalLima, where the quake broke windows in downtown sectors of the city, as well as various other Peruvian cities, includingPucallpa,Iquitos,Contamana,TrujilloandCajamarca. Seventeen people died and 70 were injured when a church in the city of Ica collapsed.[5]They were attending mass at the time the earthquake started. The city of Pisco, which is 260km (160mi) southeast of Lima, suffered the most damage, with its buildings about 85% destroyed, and as many as 430 residents died; 148 of those deaths occurred when the cathedral collapsed in the city's main square.[6]On August 16, the government reported 510 deaths.[7]

HYPERLINK "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Peru_earthquake" \l "cite_note-8" [8]As of August 28, losses were the following in total: - 519 people dead; - 1,366 wounded; - 58,581 houses destroyed according to Peruvian Government preliminary assessments; - 13,585 houses affected; - 103 hospitals affected; and - 14 hospitals destroyed according to Peruvian Government preliminary assessments.[9]Amagnitude5.8aftershockoccurred at 19:02 local time, centered 113km (70mi) northeast of Chincha Alta.[10]At 19:19 local time, another 5.9 magnitude aftershock occurred, centered 48km (30mi) south-southwest of Ica.[10]At least a dozen aftershocks of magnitude 5.0 or greater have been recorded.[11]

HYPERLINK "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Peru_earthquake" \l "cite_note-Peru21-12" [12]The day after, survivors who could not be accommodated in local hospitals in Pisco were taken to Lima byairplane, arriving there later that night. On Sunday, August 19, the President of Colombia,lvaro Uribe, arrived in Ica.

Tectonic summary[edit]This earthquake occurred at the boundary between theNazcaandSouth Americantectonic plates, which are converging at a rate of 78mm (3.1in) per year.[13]The earthquake occurred asthrust faultingon the interface between the two plates, with the South American Plate moving up and seaward over the Nazca Plate. Experts say this kind of earthquake is produced about once every 100 years.[14]Coastal Peru has a history of very large earthquakes. The August 15th shock originated near the source of two previous earthquakes, both in the magnitude 8 range, which occurred in 1908 and 1974. This earthquake is south of the source of a magnitude 8.2 earthquake that occurred in northern Peru on October 17, 1966 and north of amagnitude 8.4 earthquakethat occurred in 2001 nearArequipain southern Peru. The largest earthquake along the coast of Peru was a magnitude 9 that occurred in 1868. It produced atsunamithat killed several thousand people along the South American coast and also caused damage in Hawaii.[2]Tsunami warnings[edit]Atsunami warningwas issued forPeru,Ecuador,Chile,Colombiaand even as far as Hawaii following the earthquakes, but was later cancelled.[15]Some areas of the port city ofCallaowere evacuated. Tsunami warnings were also made forPanamaandCosta Rica, and a tsunami watch was posted forNicaragua,Guatemala,El Salvador, Mexico andHonduras. All alerts were cancelled after a 25-centimetre (10in) tsunami came ashore.[16]A tsunami did occur on the Peruvian coast. It flooded part of Lima's Costa Verde highway, and much of Pisco's shore. It has been reported that the tsunami reached as high as 5m (16ft) in the zone of Lagunillas in Pisco neighbourhood's town Paracas.[3]TheJapan Meteorological Agencyissued a tsunami warning, projecting that waves higher than 20cm (7.9in) could reach Japan's northern island,Hokkaid, on Thursday, August 16, around 19:00 UTC (Friday, 04:00JST).[17]Long-term recovery[edit]

Several years on, Pisco is still feeling the effects of the earthquake and is struggling to recover. Many families who lost their homes are still living in temporary housing or tents. The social/economic impacts of the quake may take many years to heal.[18]Terremoto del Per de 2007

ElTerremoto dePiscode 2007fue unsismoregistrado el15 de agostode2007a las 18.40.57UTC(18:40:57 hora local) con una duracin cerca de 175 segundos (2 min 55 s). Suepicentrose localiz en las costas del centro delPera 40 kilmetros al oeste deChincha Altay a 150kmal suroeste deLima, y suhipocentrose ubic a 39 kilmetros de profundidad. Fue uno de los terremotos ms violentos ocurridos en el Per en los ltimos aos; el ms poderoso (en cuanto a intensidad y a duracin), pero no el ms catastrfico, desde ese punto de vista el terremoto de 1970 produjo miles de muertos.1El siniestro, que tuvo unamagnitudde 8.0 grados en laescala sismolgica de magnitud de momentoy IX en laescala de Mercalli, dej 595 muertos, casi 2,291 heridos, 76.000 viviendas totalmente destruidas e inhabitables y 431 mil personas resultaron afectadas. Las zonas ms afectadas fueron las provincias dePisco,Ica,Chincha,Caete,Yauyos,HuaytaryCastrovirreyna. La magnitud destructiva del terremoto tambin caus grandes daos a la infraestructura que proporciona los servicios bsicos a la poblacin, tales como agua y saneamiento, educacin, salud y comunicaciones.

as zonas ms afectadas por el movimiento telrico corresponden a las ciudades deldepartamento de Icay de laprovincia de Caete, especialmentePisco,Chincha Alta,Chincha Baja,Tambo de Mora,IcaySan Luis de Caete. Durante las primeras horas, las informaciones daban cuenta de 16 muertos y ms de 200 heridos,2pero con el paso de las horas y das, la cifra lleg a un saldo de 510 muertos, 1.500 heridos, 17.000 viviendas destruidas y 85.000 damnificados.3Tambin fueron afectados varios pequeos poblados de la sierra sur deldepartamento de Limaas como del occidente delHuancavelica.

En el distritochinchanodeTambo de Mora, el violento sismo destruy las casas de adobe, mientras que las de material noble fueron destruidas por una aparente licuefaccin del suelo, ya que se hundieron 2,1 metros sobre el nivel del suelo. LaReserva Nacional de Paracasfue seriamente afectada, pereciendo numerososlobos marinosy la formacin rocosa conocida como "la Catedral" qued completamente demolida.

En Ica, parte de la iglesia delSeor de Lurencolaps tras el movimiento ssmico4al igual que el coliseo deportivo de dicha ciudad. Lo mismo ocurri en la iglesia de San Clemente de Pisco, que se derrumb mientras se realizaba una misa. Siendo el piano principal el que obstruyo la salida principal al colapsar la base que lo sostenia en la parte superior de la puerta.

En el mismo Pisco, el movimiento ssmico destruy la Iglesia de la Compaa, antigua iglesiajesuita, ubicada a una cuadra de la Plaza de Armas y la Iglesia de la Agona en la plazuela Beln; los equipos de rescate lograron encontrar a dos personas con vida, pero se cree que la mayora de los feligreses muri aplastada por los escombros. Cerca del 80% de esa ciudad fue arrasada por la catstrofe natural e incluso imgenes de la televisin mostraron decenas de cadveres en las calles y plazas.5A esto se sumaron los derrumbes de la crcel Tambo de Mora, en Chincha, que permiti la fuga de 600 reos.6

Soldado camina por las ruinas dePisco.

En el distrito deSan Luis de Caete, el sismo destruy la mayora de las casas, lo mismo ocurri con su templo colonial, una de los edificaciones ms antiguas del valle.

El suministro elctrico se cort de inmediato en toda la zona del llamado localmenteSur Chico, al igual que en zonas de parte de la capital comoLos OlivosyVilla Mara del Triunfo.

Las redes de telefona fija y mvil colapsaron, mientras que laCarretera Panamericanasufri el colapso de los terraplenes entre la zona denominada "Cabeza de toro" y la entrada a Pisco por eldistrito de San Clemente, lo que ocasion la fractura y desmoronamiento de la carpeta asfltica y el agrietamiento de la zona que no se desliz, con desniveles de hasta medio metro, quedando daada y dificultando la movilizacin de vehculos hacia la zona. El puente Huaman, sobre elro Pisco, sufri varios daos de consideracin, imposibilitando la entrada a la ciudad, obligando a los vehiculos y personas a cruzar el ro Pisco como medida alternativa.

Al norte de Chincha, la misma carretera en la zona denominada Jahuay, sufri tambin el deslizamiento de los terraplenes con fractura y desmoronamiento de la carpeta asfltica y agrietamiento en la carpeta asfltica, que no se desmoron. Caso similar ocurri en la carretera que comunicaSan Vicente de Caetecon el distrito deLunahuan, en la provincia de Caete.

La cifra oficial de fallecidos asciende a 595 personas y 318 desaparecidos. 319.886 personas fueron afectadas y 76 mil viviendas habrn de ser reconstruidas.7En la ciudad de Lima, algunos edificios de entidades pblicas como elMinisterio de Trabajo,8el Edificio Alzamora Valdez (sede de laCorte Superior de Justicia de Lima)910y elPalacio Legislativo

HYPERLINK "http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terremoto_del_Per%C3%BA_de_2007" \l "cite_note-11" 11sufrieron daos estructurales que motivaron estudios relativos a su traslado.

La regin afectada por este terremoto contribuye con el 3% delProducto Bruto Internodel pas, dado por el crecimiento del sector de la agroexportacin y de la confeccin de textiles. En el mbito de la agroindustria, fueron afectados principalmente la produccin demangos,pprica,esprragosy el sectorvitivincolade la zona. Sin embargo, la ms afectada fue la industria textil que qued completamente paralizada dejando a ms de cinco mil personas sin empleo.12.FIEE

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