Because a lot of water can run to them at times without enough drainage for the water to escape.
Buildings which are constructed with earth based materials or using stones and bricks are highly prone to floods
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40 million Hectares i.e., 90%
normally coastal areas and the places with heavy rain fall are prone to flodds and also the areas near by rivers and lakes may also be prone to flodded regions because when it rains heavily in other area,through rivers and lakes the water comes through the river and flooding takes place in india assam, andhra, tamil nadu,etc................are affected to floods
Some places commonly affected by flooding include low-lying coastal regions, areas near rivers and lakes, urban areas with poor drainage systems, and regions prone to heavy rainfall or tropical storms. These areas are at higher risk of experiencing flash floods, river floods, or coastal flooding.
Structural for floods. 1.embankments 2.water shed management 3.reservoirs 4.buildings on elevated areas Non-structural for floods 1.flood plain zoning 2.flood forecasting,warning 3.flood preparedness
Delhi is prone to Earthquake. Prone areas - The areas which are near to Yamuna bank are very much prone to the earthquake. East delhi is the most earthquake prone area. Some areas are- Shahdara, Mayur Vihar - I, II, III, Laxmi Nagar and nearby areas, Gurgaon, rewari, noida
The entire coastline of India is prone to tsunamis
Yes, floods occur as a result of heavy rain storms, typhoons, and tsunamis. Areas are also prone to bouts of flash floods during heavy rain, and it is also common for rivers to overflow into the surrounding areas.
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some of the cyclone prone areas in India areGujaratOrrisaa few parts of south India etc
Yes, but not seasonal flooding (like the Monsoon-type floods). Flooding happens from time to time particularly in arid areas where some places are prone to "flash-floods". There are also floods associated with flooded river courses, where annual rains swell the rivers, in some cases the rain can be heavy enough to cause the river to overflow its banks. The latter is of major concern where poor communities build their "temporary" housing in the river flood plain.