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Question
Write down the reasons, effects and remedial measures taken for any two disasters experienced by you.
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Solution
Motor accident:
- Reason: Rash driving and ignorance of safety rules.
- Effects: Injuries to oneself and family, as well as damage to property.
- Remedial measures: Giving emotional support to victims, calling an ambulance and taking the victims to the hospital.
Theft:
- Reason: Sheer carelessness towards property and wealth.
- Effects: Loss of life and property.
- Remedial measures: Giving emotional support to victims, calling the police to register the case.
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