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What is Natural Disaster?

The implications of natural disasters are known to us all to have an immense effect on the social and economic growth of a country, as a result of natural danger.  There is basically no human control over the natural disaster. These natural disasters can not be stopped, but we have to prepare for them. There are also many ways in which the damage caused by these natural disasters can be minimized. Natural disasters have traditionally been viewed as situations that create mainly humanitarian challenges and problems. These natural disasters can not be prevented or prevented, although scientists claim that they have found ways to predict these natural disasters often without predicting natural havoc causing grave destruction.

What are the Different Types of Natural Disaster?

When a natural disaster adversely affects humans, the result is the natural catastrophe. Human vulnerability due to a lack of adequate preparation often has negative effects on the financial, environmental or human side. Natural disaster always brings along loss of life and property damage, and typically leaves economic damage in its wake, the severity of which depends on the intensity of the disaster. The different types of Natural disaster are

1. Avalanches
2. Droughts
3. Floods
4. Heat Waves
5. Thunderstorms
6. Tornadoes
7. Tsunamis
8. Volcanoes
9. Winter storms
10. Hurricanes
11. Landslides
12. Forest Fires
13. Earthquakes

What are the causes of Natural Disasters?

1. The root causes of most natural disasters in our world can be traced to the imbalance. Either air contamination, noise pollution or water pollution can cause this imbalance, and the collective effect of these imbalances is also one of the few reasons for natural disasters.
2. The main reasons for these disasters are natural activities on both the earth's crust and the surface. The root cause of erupting volcanoes and typhoons was seismic activity caused by earthquakes. It was studied that the continents rest on enormous plates that sometimes move and that, as they change, the pressure under a surface of the earth is increased, often triggering natural disasters. Tectonic movement on earth's crust, which can at times be dangerous and leads to a considerable loss of life and property, is the cause of earthquakes. Gas pressure and magma may explode or explode in areas where the volcano is produced via solid magma, sending tons of ash into the Atmosphere.
3. The activity of the moon determines the ocean waves which can get really high during the full moon and at times these can be really dangerous, causing Tusnami. The interaction of low and high-pressure air often lead to tornadoes that are really dangerous and they have proven to be dangerous and devastating to many communities Air pressure, high and low determines whether or not we have thunderstorms, rain and hurricanes.
4. We have been witnessing rapid upgrades and growth in recent years, with increased human knowledge and technology being used to trigger natural disasters. The regions where mining, logging and manufacturing have taken place are indeed prone to flooding and erosion. Global warming, eventually affecting ocean currents, stems from the over-use of fossil fuels in modern people. Earthquakes resulting as a result of tectonic movements and movements of plates inside the earth’s crust can also be triggered by drilling, bombing, mining, and construction.

How to Prevent Natural Disasters?

1. The result of major disasters including earthquakes, flood and hurricanes each year is that hundreds of deaths, injuries, displacement, home damage, infrastructure and financial losses have arisen.
2. Disaster management is the way that we approach and how we plan and respond and learn from the consequences of the major failures in the human, material, cultural, or environmental impacts of this disaster. Disasters can have human roots, although often caused by accident.
3. Disaster management refers to life and property conservation in natural or man-made disasters. Disaster management plans in several different layers are designed to deal with problems like floods, hurricanes, fires, mass utilities failure, rapid disease spread and droughts.