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basic concept of hazards
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Cards (22)
Hazards
Potentially
damaging
events that may cause
damage
to people and property
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Hazards
Can include conditions that can represent
future
threats and have different
origins
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Types of hazards
Natural
Geological
Hydro-meteorological
/
climate change
related
Human
induced
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Natural hazards
Earthquakes
Volcanoes
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Hazardous event
Occurrence of a phenomenon in a particular place during a particular time due to a hazard
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Only a hazardous event if
nobody
is affected
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Disaster
Hazardous
event in a
populated
area
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Impact of natural hazards
Urban
infrastructure
Human
health
and
safety
Vulnerable
communities
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The Philippines is subjected to hazards because of
geological
/geographical conditions
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At least
5 earthquakes
happen per day in the Philippines
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Major earthquakes in the Philippines
1990 Luzon
earthquake
2013
earthquakes
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The
2013
earthquakes destroyed heritage churches in Bohol and
Cebu
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Reasons for high seismicity in the Philippines
Plate interactions
Displacements
along fault zone
Decouples
north-westward motion of pacific with south eastward motion of
Eurasian
Movements
of
active
faults
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The Philippines has
22
active volcanoes
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Active volcanoes in the Philippines
Pinatubo
(
1991
)
Mayon
and Bulusan (
2016
)
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An average of
20
typhoons occur in the Philippines each year (July-Nov)
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The Philippines is the 4th highest frequency of
hydrological disasters
(1971-2010)
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The Philippines has the highest frequency of intense
meteorological
disasters in the region
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Many cities and towns in the Philippines are built on
floodplains
, making them
flood-prone
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Increased rainfall
in recent years has worsened traffic problems in
Metro Manila
during heavy rain
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Landslides
and mudflows are triggered by earthquakes and heavy rainfall in the Philippines
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Coastal areas in the Philippines are vulnerable to
storm surges
,
tsunamis
, and sea level changes
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