Which two natural hazards have caused the most damage both in terms of loss of life and monetary losses over the past 50 years on a global scale?
a.Hurricanes and volcanoes
b.Hurricanes and floods
c.Hurricanes and tornadoes
d.Hurricanes and earthquakes?
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The two natural hazards that have caused the most damage in terms of loss of life and monetary losses over the past 50 years on a global scale are:
d. Hurricanes and earthquakes
- The tropical cyclone that is formed near a vast water body is known as a hurricane. Hurricanes are followed by huge rainfall and thunderstorms and this has caused massive damage to life and public property over the years. The most recent example of a hurricane is the "Amfan" which caused havoc all over West Bengal.
- Earthquakes are by far the most fearful hazards of nature. An earthquake has caused destruction in terms of property and life. The earthquake in Nepal that destroyed many houses and took many lives is an example of how the earthquake caused the most damage in terms of life and property.
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