Top five world deadliest natural disasters

1. 1948 Ashgabat earthquake:

Turkmenistan: 110,000 deaths

2. 1908 Messina earthquake:

Italy: 123,000 deaths

3. 1730 Hokkaido earthquake:

Japan: 137,000 deaths

4. 1991 Bangladesh cyclone:

Bangladesh: 138,866 deaths

5. 1923 Great Kanto earthquake:

Japan: 142,000 deaths

Top Ten Most Expensive Worst Weather Disasters in History:

1. 1900 Galveston Hurricane
2. 2005 Hurricane Katrina
3. Blizzard of 1888
4. 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
5. 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
6. 1887 Yellow River Flood (Hwang Ho River Flood), China Flood
7. 1925 Great Tri-State Tornado
8. 1934 Mount Washington Hurricane
9. 1991 Halloween Storm (aka The Perfect Storm)
10. The Johnstown Flood

Smallpox is Worst Diseases in the World

Our globe is sometimes vicious and callous, and we don't know how to stay with this. One of the most important styles for individuals is illnesses. Of course researchers have already analyzed how to treat a lot of them. But there are illnesses that are not analyzed yet and we don't have treat for them.

Smallpox (Valoria Vera):

Initial level is recognized by chills, high temperature, serious discomfort in returning and feet, hunger, vertigo, frustration and throwing up. Sometimes the starting of this sickness can be smooth. It murdered more than 400,000 individuals in European countries every season in 18-th millennium, 300-500 thousand in 20-th millennium. It also delivers loss of sight.

Top Ten most harmful disasters ever in India

1.The great famine of 1876-1878:

2.The third plague pandemic:

3.Bengal famine of 1770:

4.Bengal famine of 1943:

5.Deccan famine of 1632-33:

6.1839 Coringa cyclone:

7.1737 Calcutta cyclone:

8.2001 Gujarat earthquake:

9.2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami:

10.1993 Latur earthquake:

Worst Natural Disasters: In 1918 for Spanish Influenza

The influenza or flu deadly disease of 1918 to 1919 year for the deadliest in recent history, dirty an expected 500 million people worldwide about one-third of the planet’s people at the time and killed an expected 20 million to 50 million victims and the further of 25 percent of the U.S. population became sick, and some 675,000 Americans die at some point in the deadly disease.

In 1918 flu was first experimental in Europe to the U.S. and parts of Asia before swiftly dispersal around the world to shockingly, lots of flu victims were young, otherwise well adults by the side of the time, there were no helpful drugs or vaccines to treat this killer flu strain or put off its spread in the U.S citizens were prepared to wear masks, and school, theaters and other communal places were shuttered.

Top Ten Worst Australian Earthquakes

 At this time are the top 10 worst Australian earthquakes in recent times:

1. Newcastle, New South Wales, 28 December 1989 (Magnitude 5.6)
2. Beachport, South Australia, 10 May 1897 (Magnitude 6.5)
3. Meckering, Western Australia, 14 October 1968 (Magnitude 6.9)
4. Ellalong, New South Wales, 6 August 1994 (Magnitude 5.4)
5. Adelaide, South Australia, 1 March 1954 (Magnitude 5.5)
6. Warooka, South Australia, 19 September 1902 (Magnitude 6.0)
7. Meeberrie, Western Australia, 29 April 1941 (Magnitude 7.2)
8. Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, 22 January 1988 (Magnitude 6.3-6.7)
9. Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Western Australia, 20 April 2010 (Magnitude 5.0)
10. Cadoux, Western Australia, 2 June 1979 (Magnitude 6.1)

Top Ten Worst Disasters in the World

1. Yellow River Flood (China 1931) - 1,000,000-4,000,000 dead
2. Yellow River Flood (China 1887) - 900,000-2,000,000 dead
3. Bhola Cyclone (Bangladesh 1970) - 500,000-1,000,000 dead
4. Shaanxi Earthquake (China 1556) - 830,000 dead
5. India Cyclone (India 1839) - 300,000 dead
6. Antioch Earthquake (Syria and Turkey 526) - 250,000 dead
7. Tangshan Earthquake (China 1976) - 242,000 dead
8. Haiyun Earthquake (China 1920) - 240,000 dead
9. Indian Ocean Earthquake/Tsunami (Indian Ocean 2004) - 230,000 dead
10. Aleppo Earthquake (Syria 1138) - 230,000 dead