Catesptrophic Consequences of Natural Disasters

Natural disasters are defined as "any event or natural forces with catastrophic effects such as avalanches, earthquakes, floods, forest fires, hurricanes, lightning, tornadoes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions". I know that natural disasters can occur by science. Reasons such as "collision of weather patterns, changes in the plate structure of the earth, due to earthquakes in the water" and so on. Others believe that God is the cause of this disaster. Over time, the concept of natural disasters slowly disappears, but it is still held by many people.

Natural disasters are events caused by destructive factors of nature and are further categorized as floods and tornadoes, climate disasters such as tornadoes, or geological disasters such as earthquakes leading to large physical losses and loss of human lives (Bankoff, 2004, 56). - The capital city of Haiti was destroyed on the 12th January 2010 with a magnitude 7.0 earthquake. According to the then USGS, this was the worst earthquake in 200 years. Earthquakes occurred at 9:30 am local time and are located 10 miles northwest of Port-au-Prince capital of Haiti. After the first earthquake there were 12 aftershocks bigger than 5.0 in size. Various buildings are destroyed or collapsed from the poor city to the landmark of the country

An earthquake of magnitude 7.0 hit Haiti 's capital Port - au - Prince and its surrounding area in 2010, and 1.5 million Haitians lost their homes. Natural disasters do not affect the capital in this way, they cause chain effects, and even paralyze areas other than the affected areas. For immigrants, even if illness is not a factor of compulsory immigration, it still can be a risk of the migration process. Dr. Celia McMichael of the University of Melbourne pointed out an article titled "Climate Change Related Migration and Infectious Disease" in Virulence, peer reviewed journal, in 2015. . As above. People with population migration (whether domestic or overseas) are more likely to be affected by this disease, as resettlement or travel may result in infection at new places.