Streets can become flooded after an earthquake due to damage to water mains or sewer lines, causing leaks or breaks in the systems. The shaking can also disrupt drainage systems, leading to water pooling on the streets. Additionally, liquefaction - when soil temporarily behaves like a liquid - can occur during an earthquake and contribute to flooding.
the monsoons bring so much rain that * fields of rice are flooded, * drains can't cope and streets remain flooded for days * houses are swept away by flooding or landslides * streets are filled with rubbish as services can't work properly * methods of transport are destroyed or can't work the landscape is flooded but when the waters have drained away, the fields are lush and green. the monsoons bring so much rain that * fields of rice are flooded, * drains can't cope and streets remain flooded for days * houses are swept away by flooding or landslides * streets are filled with rubbish as services can't work properly * methods of transport are destroyed or can't work the landscape is flooded but when the waters have drained away, the fields are lush and green.
YES! Throw a six pack on the women and the streets will be flooded with druel from all the guys who look at her!
where does the earthquake come fro
Micheal Jackson
Mexico had an earthquke in 2006
4.00 pm
The one in Haiti
24 hours
5 hours
Tectonic plates rubbing against each other.
It is referred to as the Flood Plain.