Fig. a: Building at Kisomoro Health Centre. Strong cracks appear in the pillar and unsupported sections of the walls.
Fig. b: Badly cracked pit latrines. Kisomoro Health Centre.
Fig. c: Centenary Memorial chapel, Yeriya. Hollow brick type visible in left hand corner of photograph.
Fig. d: Yeriya parish church, towers, arches and parapets a damaged.
Fig. e: Shop front, Bwamba road, Fort-portal, showing collapsed parapet wall.
Fig. f: Totally collapsed pit latrine, Canon Apollo Teacher Training College. Notice the large concrete
Slab roof concrete block construction.
Fig. g: Close up crack in Fig. b. The crack has propagated through baked bricks.
Fig. h: Badly damaged mud hut situated on steep hill sides at Nyakalengija where two people died due to land slides.
Fig. i: Inside wall in the Bishops residence, notice sun dried mud bricks with mud mortar covered with plaster. This type of building seemed very vulnerable to earthquake damage.
Data source (Country report)
1. Name: Julius NYAKAANA
2. Organization: Geophysicist, Geophysics Section, Geological Survey and Mines Department
3. Course: 1999 Gs
4. Title: