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Because of its proximity to the Ring of Fire, Southeast Asia often is threatened by massive and destructive waves called __________. A. monsoons B. tsunamis C. earthquakes D. typhoons

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Answered by kabraarchita
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B. Tsunami

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Answered by smartbrainz
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Because of its proximity to the Ring of Fire, Southeast Asia often is threatened by massive and destructive waves called tsunamis (b)

Explanation:

  • Southeast Asia has been struck by a series of earthquakes with epicenters off the Northern Sumatra and subsequent tsunamis, causing significant destruction and death. The tsunamis have caused infrastructure destruction on a wide scale including health services.
  • The tsunami destroyed towns, villages and livelihoods. Half a million homes were lost or damaged. Lands and wells were contaminated with salt water.
  • The region surrounding the Pacific Ocean is named the "Ring of Fire," because its borders form a strong volcanic and seismic activity (earthquakes) .
  • The Ring of Fire runs through 15 nations in the world comprising USA,  Mexico, Indonesia, Canada,  Japan Guatemala, Chile, Russian, Philippines and Peru.
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