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प्रश्न
Explain that why is it said like that?
Effective disaster management makes us well prepared for future.
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उत्तर
- A disaster can happen unexpectedly at any moment, either due to human mistakes, bad intentions, or sudden accidents.
- When natural calamities hit with great force, they cause widespread damage to buildings, harm nature, and take many human and animal lives.
- Because of this, it is highly necessary to remain ready and prepared in advance to lower the destruction of future crises.
- Although we cannot stop a natural disaster from occurring, we can easily minimize its bad effects by executing a proper disaster management plan.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Observe the images ‘A’ & ‘B’ and answer the following questions.
i) Which disasters are shown in the images?
ii) Which primary precautions will you take in case of disaster shown in ‘A’?
iii) Which type of first-aid is offered to the injured peoples in disaster ‘B’?
Which different aspects of disaster management would you check for your school? Why?
Following is the picture of disaster. How will be your pre- and post-disaster management in case you face this disaster?
Following is the picture of disaster. How will be your pre- and post-disaster management in case you face this disaster?
What is the emergency contact number of the following?
Fire brigade
What is the emergency contact number of the following?
Ambulance
Which are the main components of disaster management?
Find the odd one out.
Classify the above components of disaster management into pre-disaster and post-disaster.
Discuss the following issue.
Disaster Management
Write about disaster management cycle
Give two examples of Post-disaster management.
Observe the given pictures and answer the questions.
- Identify the disasters shown in both pictures.
- Write their effects.
- Which primary precautions will you take in both situations?
Why is disaster management necessary?
What is disaster management?
Write about Disaster management in Tamil Nadu.
