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Hungary and Bangladesh
Floods
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Not all
floods
are made by
humans
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Drowning accounts for
75
% of deaths change
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Flood
disasters
are more
Frequent
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Ability to warn,
evacuate
and protect communities from floods are
weak
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Areas that gets Floods
alt
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Floods
are most Frequent natural
disaster
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Overflow four frequent submerges
land tab
is usually
dry
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Causes of floods
1.
Heavy rain
2.
Rapid snowmelt
3.
Storm surge
4.
Tropical
cycle
5.
Tsunami
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Floods
bring water,
fresh-
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Floods cause wide spread devastation, loss in life,
personal
property and public
health
infrastructure
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1993-
2021
flood affected 2
billion
people
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People that live on
floodplains
lack warning systems to aware of Flooding hazards
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Floods
drown
, bodly injure and hurts, damage
buildings
& properties
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Types of floods
Flash
flood
River
Flood
Coastal
floods
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Flash flood
Rapid exessive rainfall that raises
water heights
and
floods rivers streams
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River
Flood
Consistent
rain
or
snow
melt forces
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Coastal floods
Storm surges,
tropical cycone
and
tsunomis
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Rivers
are the most common source of flooding, with urban areas being particularly vulnerable due to their
high population density
and infrastructure.
Causes of Floods
1.
Long
period of heavy rain
2.
Steep
slope which rainwater flow
quickly
3.
Flat
land where river can spread
4. Lack of
vegetation
, trap water flows quickly
5.
Tsunamis
and
storms
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Causes of floods by people
Town and
cities
building,
roads
covering
Large land areas
water flows off these
Into
river
quickly causing
overflow
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Farmers, builders may remove natural
Rivers, water traps,
wetlands
,
lake
without cover traps water flows quickly off land
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Remove or burn
natural
vegetation
Water
flows quickly where there is no
land
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Rivers inside
Concrete
channels or pipes make water flow
faster
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Steps to manage wetland drainage systems
1. Make
laws
that prevent people from living in high
flood
risk areas
2. Improve
drains
that take away water in
settlements
3. Build
protective
walls along the banks of
rivers
4. Improve the
design
of
houses
so that they are not affected as badly by flooding
5.
Educate
people about flood dangers
6. Build
settlements
away from
river banks
7. Build small dam walls across the
river
to stop the
river
flowing too fast
8. Keep
natural
vegetation and
wetland
areas to slow down the flow of water off the land
9. Make steps on the land called
terraces
to keep
water
on the land for longer before it flows into rivers
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Wetland
Natural drainage
system
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Wetlands have
little
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In
coastal
regions,
sea level rise
is causing more frequent and severe storm surges, leading to increased risks of coastal flooding.
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