The French currency before 2002 was the French franc. Since then it is the Euro.
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Greece changed from drachma in 2002
The Netherlands, before they adopted the euro in 2002.
the old currency was called the Guilder, replaced by the Euro on the 1st Jan 2002
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Mount Nyiragongo erupted on the 21 January 2002 in the Democratic republic of Congo.
Approximately 100 people died in the eruption of the Mount Nyiragongo volcano in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2002. Thousands were left homeless due to the destruction caused by the eruption.
About 147 people died when Mount Nyiragongo erupted in 2002. They victims died of asphyxiation from the large quantities of carbon dioxide in the air.
The eruption of Novarupta occurred on June 6, 1912. It was one of the most powerful volcanic eruptions of the 20th century.
The 2002 Mount Etna eruption destroyed around 70 homes and forced thousands of residents to evacuate the area.
The 2002 eruption of Mount Etna occurred in Sicily, Italy. Mount Etna is one of the world's most active volcanoes and is located on the east coast of the island.
Yes, the authorities had issued warnings and evacuated areas at risk prior to the eruption in 2002. However, there were still challenges in managing the situation due to the unpredictable nature of volcanic events.
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Nyiragongo is associated with a formation called the East African Rift, a region in which Africa is being pulled apart by geologic forces. As the African plate is pulled apart, the crust becomes thin. The decreases pressure on the extremely hot rocks of the upper mantle, allowing them to melt. This molten rock, called magma, then rises up through the crust to form volcanoes such as Nyiragongo.
In 2002, Mount Etna erupted, causing damage to buildings and roads on the eastern side of the volcano. Ashfall and lava flows resulted in the temporary closure of Catania airport. There were no direct casualties, but the eruption disrupted daily life for local residents.
The 2002 Mount Etna eruption caused the evacuation of thousands of people, damaged infrastructure, and led to the closure of the airport in Catania. Lava flows also threatened nearby towns and agricultural fields.