Disaster management for class 10 students

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1. Disaster management By –Madhav

2. How to manage floods? Control of Floods. Some methods of flood control have been practiced since ancient times. These methods include planting vegetation to retain extra water, terracing hillsides to slow flow downhill, and the construction of floodways (man-made channels to divert floodwater).

3. How floods were managed in kerala ? In 2018, According to the government's estimate, a total of 4,537 fishermen communities from Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram districts participated in the rescue operation with 669 fishing boats. They managed to rescue more than 65,000 people from various districts.

4. And what measures where taken? 5,645 relief camps were established, mostly in schools, hospitals, auditoriums, and government institutions. Relief camps had limited toilets and septic tanks/leach pits which overflowed during the floods. inception. The force sent a total of 59 teams to relocate the affected population.

5. The economic lose of kerala in 2018 The World Bank estimated a total economic loss of 3.4 billion USD and the UN system estimated 3.7 billion USD in recovery costs. One noteworthy session focused on inclusive and green recovery in Kerala following these floods

6. How did kerala overcome the flood ? According to the government's estimate, a total of 4,537 fishermen communities from Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram districts participated in the rescue operation with 669 fishing boats. They managed to rescue more than 65,000 people from various districts.

7. Who was responsible for the flood in Kerala in 2018 ? A report by Adv. Jacob P. Alex, an amicus curiae appointed by the Kerala high court, alleged that the devastating floods of 2018 were the result of bad dam management by the state government.

8. What is the conclusion of the kerala flood in 2018 ? Now by the entire study of Kerala flood 2018it entirely concludes that due to human activities and hindrance in flow of runoff water from various water bodies led the flood to become frightful and deadly .