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The Yungay Tragedy: The 1970 Earthquake That Buried a City

In this video, we explore one of the most devastating natural disasters in Peru's history: the 1970 Yungay earthquake. On May 31 of that year, a 7.9 magnitude earthquake shook the country, causing an avalanche that almost completely buried the city of Yungay. This tragic event left more than 70,000 dead and marked a turning point in the history of natural disasters in Peru. Discover how this heartbreaking earthquake happened, the stories of survivors, and the shocking images of the tragedy. Join us on this journey to understand how an entire city disappeared in a matter of minutes. Documentary in Honor of Julia Alfaro Valdiviezo (June 22, 1953 / April 20, 2024) RIP Become a historian by joining the community! https://bit.ly/3zGyXRF _________________________________________________________________________ Contact► [email protected] Facebook►   / historicoenperuoficial   _______________________________________________________________________ 0:00 Introduction 0:38 1970 World Cup in Mexico 1:07 May 31, 1970 1:21 Testimony of Alonso Zumaran 1:39 Testimony of Julia Alfaro 1:59 The earthquake begins 4:19 The earthquake in Huaraz 4:37 The earthquake only lasted 45 seconds 4:52 Paris and Huaraz 5:07 Flood in Yungay 7:11 70,000 deaths 7:20 The earthquake in Chimbote 7:54 The armed forces after the earthquake 8:26 The Soviet Union and the United States in Yungay 8:45 The earthquake in Casma and Huarmey 9:06 Life goes on 9:36 Farewell This video is intended to educate and inform about the history of Peru. ______________________________________________________________ SOURCES: https://elcomercio.pe/archivo-elcomer... National Drill 2022 nnsp-news/?ref=ecr http://www.cismid.uni.edu.pe/efemerid... https://andina.pe/agencia/noticia-ter... https://www.elperuano.pe/noticia/9666... Huaraz, 52 Years After the 1970 Earthquake: Lessons Unlearned / José Antonio Salazar Mejía 1970: The Ancash Hecatomb / Ancash Writers Association, AEA