Hazora: Disaster Stories
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Hazora: Disaster Stories examines major disasters that have shaped communities and the wider world. Each episode covers events such as earthquakes, floods, wildfires, storms, tornadoes, and tsunamis, explaining how they unfolded and who was affected. The show combines cinematic storytelling, disaster explainers, historical context, and science. It also discusses preparedness and resilience, drawing lessons from each event for the future.
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Why Thirty Five Seconds Destroyed Haiti 24.09.2026 21minThis documentary examines the 2010 Haiti earthquake, emphasizing that the resulting tragedy was caused more by human factors than the seismic event itself. While geologists had previously identified the tectonic risks, a lack of building codes and extreme poverty led to the construction of fragile structures that suffered lethal pancake collapses. -
The 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami: What Really Happened? 23.09.2026 34minOn December 26, 2004, a fault line tore open beneath the Indian Ocean — and in the hours that followed, the deadliest tsunami in recorded history struck 14 countries with almost no warning. This episode traces what actually happened beneath the water, why the alert never reached the coastlines that needed it most, and what changed afterward.
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