Christchurch and Haiti earthquakes

3. One in five people in Haiti lost their jobs in this industry when buildings collapsed.
4. The cost of rebuilding in Christchurch was $__ billion.
6. The percentage of buildings in Christchurch that were damaged by the 6.2 magnitude earthquake
7. Tourism in New Zealand was affected by the earthquake with this sporting event unable to take place in the country.
10. The name of the program in Haiti that paid Haitians to clear rubble and helped provide jobs given that 70% of the population were without jobs.
11. The army ran ___ plants that turned seawater into fresh water after the earthquake damaged water pipes and other infrastructure.
12. The name of the 21st Century city that was set up by the central government as part of the rebuilding process in Christchurch
14. Shaking of the soils in Christchurch led to this geographical event that caused soil to have the property of water.
15. The building in Christchurch that was responsible for most deaths after it collapsed and experienced fires

1. The Christchurch earthquake was magnitude 6.2 and hit on 22nd February 20__
2. The country that provided machinery for Haiti to help them dig through the rubble.
5. A country which donated 2 tonnes of search and rescue equipment after the Christchurch earthquake.
8. This type of shelter was set up for 810,000 in Haiti using 115,000 donated tents and over 1 million tarpaulin shelters.
9. The location of the epicentre of Haiti’s devastating magnitude 7 earthquake.
13. This water-borne disease was a secondary effect in Haiti due to unsatisfactory sanitation and people forced to live in makeshift shelters.