Natural Disaster

Indonesian Earthquake By the Numbers

Last week a 7.5 earthquake hit Indonesia, 940 miles from the capital of Jakarta. The death toll has been climbing everyday with the official estimate at 844 as of October 1st from the World Economic Forum. Other sources since that reporting have now put the number closer to 1500.

Thousands of people have been displaced with countless homes destroyed, after the earthquake and tsunami struck unsuspecting people when the Indonesian emergency warning system failed to go off. The Indonesian Red Cross has distributed 70 tons of supplies including water trucks and food. Emergency crews are working exceptionally hard to access people trapped under debris as the window for saving them closes.

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This chart shows an overview of statistics related to the Indonesian earthquake.

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Number of persons killed or reported missing by natural disasters in Indonesia in from 2016 to 2023
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Number of persons suffered or being evacuated because of natural disasters in Indonesia from 2016 to 2023
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Number of earthquakes that occurred in Indonesia in from 2011 to 2020
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Total population who lives in natural disaster-risk areas in Indonesia in 2015, by type (in millions)
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Number of houses destroyed from natural disasters in Indonesia in 2023, by degree of damage (in 1,000s)
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Share of household who knows how to respond to natural disasters in Indonesia in 2014 and 2017

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