A disaster that is triggered by an instaneous shock. The impact of this disaster be long-term or short-lived. eg, earthquake, cyclone, flash flood, volconic eruption, r some examples.
A disaster that is triggered by an instaneous shock. The impact of this disaster be long-term or short-lived. eg, earthquake, cyclone, flash flood, volconic eruption, r some examples.
A disaster that is triggered by an instaneous shock. The impact of this disaster be long-term or short-lived. eg, earthquake, cyclone, flash flood, volconic eruption, r some examples.
rapid onset type
same as slow onset flood but larger and quicker
Rapid onset, and (usually) rapid resolution - as opposed to chronic diseases, which usually have a slow onset, and an insidious, protracted course.
A disaster that stands for many days, months or if possible yrs, if it is so heavy.....like drought, environmental degradation, pest infestation, and famine r some examples of SLOW ONSET DISASTER.
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Acute
Sudden onset: Disasters typically occur unexpectedly and have a rapid onset. Widespread impact: Disasters can affect a large area, causing damage to infrastructure, loss of life, and disruption to communities. Need for response: Disasters require a coordinated response effort to provide emergency assistance, support, and recovery to those affected.
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A slow-onset flood lasts for a long period of time, weeks, even months. A rapid-onset flood lasts for a shorter period, lasting only a couple of days, but it can cause much more damage. A flash flood can happen within minutes or hours after heavy rain. This causes the most damage to farmers and communities.
A disaster that stands for many days, months or if possible yrs, if it is so heavy.....like drought, environmental degradation, pest infestation, and famine r some examples of SLOW ONSET DISASTER.