Five Largest and Deadliest Earthquakes in World History

In addition, from the economic sector, Japan suffered huge losses plus the closure of the nuclear sector, which many industries in Japan relied on for power generation.

5. Kamchatka, Russia-November 4, 1952 (Magnitude 9.0)

The earthquake in Kamchatka, Russia had a magnitude of 9.0 and the tsunami was felt as far away as Hawaii. Due to the earthquake, Russia suffered a considerable loss of one million dollar or around of IDR 15.6 billion at that time. However, there have been no reports of people being killed.