Natural disasters in China disasters – except volcano eruptions – have occurred in China, which include floods, droughts, meteorological, seismic, geological, maritime and ecological disasters as well as forestry and grassland fires. These natural disasters pose serious threats to life and property safety to China and its people and severely affect the comprehensive, coordinated and sustainable development of that country's economy and society. In addition, they threaten China's national security and social stability and stand in the way of economic development in some regions and poverty alleviation of certain rural populations. The Chinese term for natural disasters reveals the traditional view of disasters as
Natural disasters in Japan its economy, development, and social life. Japan was the first time of natural disasters in the world and the most for a worst disasters for the last time events of June 1896 Sanriku earthquake and September 1923 Great Kanto earthquake. During the Bombing of Tokyo in March 1942 and then 3 years later in March 1945 another bombing. Just five months later on between 6th and 9th August, the two major cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was destroyed by the atomic bombing during the final stage, Japan's surrender and the end of World War II respectively. But the last time