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This paper uses DALYs to aggregate measure the number of fatalities, of people affected, and the financial damage of disaster impact and apply it to Wenchuan Earthquake. The estimated total number of lifeyear losses is 18,359,222 years. Injuries and affected people contribute 40.8% to the total losses, more than fatalities (25.1%) or direct damage (34.1%). The results reveal following findings. (1) Inconspicuous losses is the most severe disaster losses. Injuries and affected people caused the most losses. (2) Long-term impacts of earthquakes are more serious than shortterm impacts. Therefore, the inconspicuous impacts should be considered more in mitigation policy. Post-disaster recovery and assistance should be long enough.

The Disability Adjusted Lifeyear Losses of Disasters, the Case of Wenchuan Earthquake