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Lessons from Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster in China  Peijun SHI State Key Laboratory of Earth Surface Processes and Resource Ecology (ESPRE) Key Laboratory of Environmental Change and Nature Disaster, Ministry of Education (ECND) Academy of Disaster Reduction and Emergency Management, MOC and MOE (ADREM) Beijing Normal University WORKING SESSION Lessons from Mega Disasters, 10.00 to 11.30, Sunday, 15th March, 2015,Sendai ,Japan Wenchuan Earthquake Earth-suface Rupture Map The M=4 aftershock distribution map (up to August 9 of 2008) The destructive zone of the earthquake faultthrough the old city of Beichuan County Secondary Disasters Induced by Wenchuan Earthquake The induced geological disasters: induced by the earthquake and rainstorms, reaches 9556, including 5117 landslides, 3575 rock falls, 358 debris flows The secondary disasters such as barrier lakes, damaged reservoirs and damaged dams: 34 barrier lakes with different levels of danger, and the Tangjiashan Barrier Lake near the county seat of Beichuan County was of extremely severe danger; Over 1800 damaged reservoirs in Sichuan province; Dams in Sichuan, Chongqing, Shaanxi, Gansu and Yunnan with a length of 1054km were damaged Landslide and rockfall Induced by Wenchuan Earthquake Field Investigation Points Heavy Rain Rock Collapse Landslides Earthquake Barrier lakes Debris Flow Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Chains Integrated emergency disaster assessment map of Wenchuan Earthquake Casualties 12:00 of July 11, 2008, the Wenchuan Earthquake in Sichuan province had caused: 69197 death toll 18341 people missing 374176 injured 15.106 billion transferred and relocated 96445 hospitalized injured people, of which 88391 people have left hospital already, and 5405 people remain in hospital 3334 people who had been transferred to other provinces from Sichuan province Treatments of the sick and wounded summed up to 2827552 person-times Losses (billion RMB)：853.0 Response to the Wenchuan earthquake