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1 answer:
jeyben [28]3 years ago
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Disaster risk equation = hazard x vulnerability/ Capacity to cope

Cyclone Sidr - Bangladesh (2007)

-Less than 10,000 died

-2 mil evacuated from path of cyclone

-Put in Early Warning Systems

-Physical infrastructure helped ex.) coastal embankment

-Provision of shelters - were 1500 each holding 5000 ppl

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