The Effects of Natural Disasters

One of the most recognized natural disasters is the Yellow River Flood. The flood of the Yellow River is thought to be the most dynamic and serious flood in human history so far. It is also listed as the second most fatal natural disaster in history. This unfortunate incident occurred in September 1887 when Yellow River crossed the dam in Henan Province of China. The flood destroyed 11 big Chinese towns and hundreds of villages, millions of people lost their homes. The flood covers a wide area of ​​50,000 square miles, unfortunately about 900,000 to 2 million people have died.

The trauma events of human origin seem to have more serious after-effects than natural disasters. Because being raped by others, walking along the road to natural disasters and being hurt, suffering personal disasters is more confusing and overwhelming for loved ones. Another condition leading to the persistence of posttraumatic stress disorder is the age of the victim. The younger the victim is, the more he is more vulnerable. More developed skills and life experiences are not affected by children's trauma and must face more trauma. When life goes well and children are loved and protected, it is like paying money into a savings account everyday. Neglect, repetition of physical abuse, sexual assault, or other life-threatening event will result in a significant withdrawal of your account. The more the child is at the bank when trauma occurs, the better the prognosis for rapid recovery.

Not all natural disasters can be prevented. All natural disasters have their own and complex factors. Understanding the fundamentals of ecology can provide the key to mitigate its impact. Natural evolution involves natural disasters and confusion. The best precaution is to study strategies found in nature.

Natural disasters may cause harmful effects. Natural disasters can be devastatingly damaged. However, it can control the influence of natural disaster by itself. The effects of events such as drought, famine and flood can be controlled by human effort. However, this does not mean that these disasters do not occur. They still can happen. Natural disasters are the result of natural disasters. It can be said that they are beyond human control. The catastrophic impact of natural disasters can harm people's normal lifestyle. When disasters occur, there is the possibility of confusion such as agricultural activities. It may be difficult to return people to their normal lifestyle. However, it is necessary to provide moral support to people, economic support, and provision and distribution of relief supplies to people.