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Natural disasters are natural events with often tragic consequences. A natural disaster
is defined as 'the effect of a natural hazard'. Cyclones, floods, fires, drought, volcanoes
and earthquakes are all natural hazards that can cause a disaster.
et us discuss some of the world's worst natural disasters which brought huge losses
Jong with them.
JOn November 25, 1839, what became known as the "India
Cyclone" hit the harbor village of Coringa, located in
India. The cyclone triggered a 40-foot-wave
that destroyed much of the village and most of the ships near
the area, with about 20,000 people drowning at sea. An
estimated total of 300,000 people died because of the cyclone.
The worst natural disaster in history, the Central China Floods
occurred from
when the Yangtze River
verflowed and caused a series of floods.
he deadliest cyclone ever recorded, the Bhola cyclone struck
ast Pakistan (what is now Bangladesh) and India's
on November 12, 1970, flooding much of the
w-lying islands of the Ganges Delta. Approximately 500,000
ple died, primarily because of the floods that resulted from
cyclone's storm surge, or a rise in water level that overtakes​

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