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The '''2004 Earthquake''' was the world's second largest earthquake in recorded history when a magnitude 9.3 earthquake. | The '''2004 Earthquake''' was the world's second largest earthquake in recorded history when a magnitude 9.3 earthquake. | ||
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| Local date | December 24, 2004 |
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| Local time | 11:49am SST |
| Duration | 42 seconds |
| Magnitude | 10.3 |
| Type | Strike-Slip |
| Areas affected | Karimun |
| Total damage | $14.5 billion Karimunese Peta |
| Max. intensity | XI |
| Casualties | 10,000-13,000 fatalities 43,000-54,000 injuries |
The 2004 Earthquake was the world's second largest earthquake in recorded history when a magnitude 9.3 earthquake.
