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    This document discusses different types of disasters, both natural and man-made. It defines a disaster as a serious disruption involving widespread losses that exceeds a community's ability to cope. Natural disasters mentioned include volcanic erections, cyclones, earthquakes, and tsunamis. Man-made disasters can be caused by humans and include hazardous chemical spills, workplace fires, and threats from extremist groups. Specific man-made disasters discussed in more detail are fire accidents, road accidents, nuclear blasts, and terrorism.

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    This document discusses different types of disasters, both natural and man-made. It defines a disaster as a serious disruption involving widespread losses that exceeds a community's ability to cope. Natural disasters mentioned include volcanic erections, cyclones, earthquakes, and tsunamis. Man-made disasters can be caused by humans and include hazardous chemical spills, workplace fires, and threats from extremist groups. Specific man-made disasters discussed in more detail are fire accidents, road accidents, nuclear blasts, and terrorism.

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    This document discusses different types of disasters, both natural and man-made. It defines a disaster as a serious disruption involving widespread losses that exceeds a community's ability to cope. Natural disasters mentioned include volcanic erections, cyclones, earthquakes, and tsunamis. Man-made disasters can be caused by humans and include hazardous chemical spills, workplace fires, and threats from extremist groups. Specific man-made disasters discussed in more detail are fire accidents, road accidents, nuclear blasts, and terrorism.

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    Class 9 Cbse Ss

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    This document discusses different types of disasters, both natural and man-made. It defines a disaster as a serious disruption involving widespread losses that exceeds a community's ability to cope. Natural disasters mentioned include volcanic erections, cyclones, earthquakes, and tsunamis. Man-made disasters can be caused by humans and include hazardous chemical spills, workplace fires, and threats from extremist groups. Specific man-made disasters discussed in more detail are fire accidents, road accidents, nuclear blasts, and terrorism.

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    CLASS 9TH B

    SS
    Group members:1.Siddhant Jain
    2.Sachin Chandak
    3.Deepak Choudhary
    4.Prakash Sirvi
    5.Gourav k. Sharma
    6.Keshav Daga

    DISASTER MANAGEMENT

    WHAT IS DISASTER??
    Adisasteris a serious disruption of the
    functioning of a community or a society
    involving widespread human, material,
    economic or environmental losses and
    impacts, which exceeds the ability of the
    affected community or society to cope using
    its own resources.

    TYPES OF DISASTER

    Manmade disaster
    Natural disaster

    NATURAL DISASTER.
    a natural event such as a flood, earthquake, or
    hurricane that causes great damage or loss of life.
    "the number of people suffering food crises as a
    result of natural disasters has tripled in the last
    thirty years.

    TYPES OF NATURAL DISASTERS


    Volcanic eruption
    Cyclones
    Earthquakes
    Tsunamis

    VOLCANIC ERUPTION

    Avolcanic eruptionoccurs when


    hot materials are thrown out of
    avolcano.Lava,rocks,dust,ash
    and gas compounds are some of
    the materials.

    CYCLONES

    A spiral movement of water


    from high pressure to low
    pressure area is called a
    cyclone.

    EARTHQUAKES
    Anearthquake(or quakes,
    tremors) is shaking caused by
    suddenmovements ofrocksin
    theEarth's crust. They can be
    extremely violent.

    TSUNAMIS

    Atsunamiis a series of
    waves in a water body caused
    by the displacement of a
    large volume of water,
    generally in an ocean or a
    large lake.

    MAN-MADE DISASTERS
    Disasters also can be caused by humans. Hazardous materials
    emergencies include chemical spills and groundwater contamination.
    Workplace fires are more common and can cause significant property
    damage and loss of life. Communities are also vulnerable to threats
    posed by extremist groups who use violence against both people and
    property

    TYPES OF MAN MADE DISASTERS


    Fire accidents
    Road accidents
    Nuclear blast
    Terrorism

    FIRE ACCIDENTS
    Fire is a very good servant, but, a very bad master. As
    long as fire is under our control, it serves a lot of useful
    purposes for us, but, once it goes out of our control, it
    can create a lot of destruction.

    ROAD ACCIDENTS
    Atraffic collision, also known as amotor vehicle
    collision(MVC) among others, occurs when avehicle
    collideswith another vehicle, pedestrian, animal,
    road debris, or other stationary obstruction, such as a
    tree orutility pole. Traffic collisions may result in
    injury, death and property damage.

    NUCLEAR BLAST
    Anuclear explosionis anexplosionthat occurs as
    a result of the rapid release of energy from a highspeednuclear reaction.

    TERRORISM
    Terrorism, in its broadest sense, is defined as the use or
    threatened use ofviolence(terror) in order to achieve a
    political, religious, or ideological aim. It is classified as
    fourth-generation warfareand as aviolent crime.

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