A cyclone cannot be prevented.
People can prepare for cyclones, but many ignored what they thought would be another false alarm.
Those who heeded the warnings took basic precautions such as tying down loose objects that could become flying missiles, boarding up windows, and taking shelter in the strongest room.
NO!!!!!!!!!! they try to score the people who try to prevent it are the Defence
It is not true that no-one heeded the warnings - just too few. Many took precautions to try and secure their homes, but a large number simply did not believe the cyclone would hit. For a start, it was Christmas, and no-one believed a disaster could disrupt Christmas. Secondly, several cyclones had threatened Darwin in recent years, but none of them had made landfall. Many people assumed that Tracy would follow the same pattern of the previous cyclones.
people where trying to build moren homes again and try live a normal life again
Some people helped individuals during the Holocaust. Nobody tried to 'prevent the Holocaust' - even the Allies did not try to do that.
No legitimate psychiatric organization would try and prevent people from asking sound, legitimate questions about psychiatry.
Try to cough or sneeze into your elbow. constantly wash your hands. try not to touch your face. if you really want to prevent it wear a mask.
Tort law aims to provide legal remedies for individuals who have been harmed by the wrongful acts of others. It seeks to compensate the injured party for their losses and deter others from engaging in similar behavior. Additionally, tort law serves to promote accountability and justice in civil disputes.
Dani Harmer plays Tracy beaker and she also went to Ghana to try and help the poor!
they sacrificed a bunch of people to the rain god and spring at this festival
Cyclone Tracy, which hit Darwin on Christmas Day in 1974, resulted in the destruction of about three-quarters of the city's homes and businesses. Water supplies were down as Darwin's supply was contaminated and there were no clean supplies. Sewerage lines were cut, resulting in a lack of sanitation, and poisons therefore leached out into the environment. Surprisingly, there was not a lot of drenching rain or storm surge associated with Cyclone Tracy, so none of the usual problems resulted from that quarter. Trees were uprooted, and animal habitats destroyed. Witnesses reported absolute silence the following morning, signalling the loss of the majority of bird life at that time. As with any such natural disaster, the food chain was broken, and it was many months before food chain order was reestablished among the various species. The beaches were strewn with dead marine or coastal-dwelling creatures. Darwin was rebuilt because there was almost nothing left standing when Tracy had finished her work. With so much destruction of both homes and infrastructure, the population of about 45,000 was reduced to about 10,000 by a mass evacuation of people to other Australian cities. This was organised by Major-General Alan Stretton, Director-General of the Natural Disasters Organisation and Minister for the Northern Territory, Rex Patterson. Many of the families that left never returned and the rebuilding attracted people from many different places resulting in a young, diverse population who rebuilt the city. After the cyclone building codes were upgraded dramatically to try to prevent such extensive damage next time a cyclone passed by. The rebuilding was largely done by the NT Housing Commission using only a limited number of designs on a large scale. At one stage nearly 90% of homes in Darwin were owned by either Government Departments or large national companies such as banks.
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People try to prevent erosion because it can be very destructive over time. It makes buildings, statues, almost anything erode away. Erosion means to break down, so something eroding is being damaged or destroyed.