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Feb 27, - The story of New Zealand's response to its second most powerful earthquake on record Described by Geonet as one of the most complex Surviving New Zealanders Respond to the Earthquakes of November
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Helicopters are being sent to airlift trapped tourists and locals from cut-off communities in the Hurunui and Kaikoura districts, according to the New Zealand Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management. Photos: Earthquake shakes New Zealand. The area around a nine-story office building in Wellington, New Zealand, is cordoned off after officials determined it was at risk of collapse on Tuesday, November A powerful magnitude 7.

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Hide Caption. A cracked street is flooded in the area of Petone, near Wellington, after severe weather impacted the region in the aftermath of the quake on November Two people were killed in the quake, which was followed by more than 1, aftershocks. Tourists evacuated from Kaikoura arrive by helicopter at Woodend School grounds in Christchurch on November People were evacuated from Kaikoura by air, after landslides triggered by the earthquake cut off road access to the popular tourist destination.

Tourists who had been visiting Kaikoura disembark from a military helicopter in Christchurch on November The New Zealand Defence Force conducts airlifts to evacuate people trapped in the area of Kaikoura after landslides cut off roads to the town. A member of the New Zealand Defence Force assists a family aboard a helicopter during evacuations of Kaikoura.

The popular tourist destination on the South Island is home to more than 3, people. Emergency services inspect a bridge crossing the Waiau River, north of Christchurch, on November Mary Kimber surveys the damage in her kitchen after the quake in Waiau on November Firefighters respond to a call in Wellington, New Zealand, in the early hours of November Over several decades, the garden has evolved into a fine collection of hundreds of New Zealand species, including the iconic silver fern. Before departing, The Duchess planted a tree to mark the visit.

Before departing, HRH planted a tree to mark the visit. In , Kaikoura faced a magnitude 7. To end the Royal visit to New Zealand, The Prince of Wales embarked on a coastal walk in Kaikoura and His Royal Highness was able to hear from key figures working to protect the local environment. Today Their Royal Highnesses continued their tour to New Zealand, visiting Christchurch where they met those affected by the mosque attacks earlier this year, as well as the earthquake in The Prince and The Duchess first visited Tuahiwi Marae, a tribal meeting ground, where they received a traditional welcome.

Their Royal Highnesses then joined Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at Cashmere High School, which was greatly affected by the March mosque attacks, with many people associated with the school killed, including two current students, and others injured. His Royal Highness spoke to students at the school and praised them for the remarkable way in which they responded to this terrible tragedy. In a speech, The Prince said:. In this regard, my wife and I have been so greatly heartened by the way that the people of Christchurch, and of New Zealand, have come together in quiet but determined defiance of those who seek to sow such division.

You have held hands, to support your neighbours and to demonstrate to the world that there is no place for hatred in this society.

The remarkable efforts of the students here at Cashmere High School have made such a great difference in this regard, and are worthy of the highest praise. During the Canterbury Earthquake, which killed people, Christ Church Cathedral was severely damaged when its tower toppled onto the main building. The project to reinstate the building aims to provide a safer and more functional space.

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Customer reviews. Top Reviews Most recent Top Reviews. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Format: Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. We visited Kaikoura in February not long after the earthquake. We found typically Kiwi resilience abounding and some businesses well into recovery.

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Tourist numbers were way down still, but improving. We feel a special bond to the people of Kaikoura and the surrounding large area affected. We will return. See all reviews from the United States.

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