How do you control a natural disaster?

Answer 1

A natural disaster cannot be controlled per se. After all, who can control the Earth and its movements? However, the damage they cause can be severely reduced by taking certain precautions, such as earthquake proofing buildings, constructing protective walls along shores to (attempt to) lessen the effect of tsunamis, evacuate people from the vicinity of the natural disaster, etc.

Answer 2

Natural disasters cannot be controlled, but their impact can be mitigated through preparedness, early warning systems, and effective response strategies. Improving infrastructure, enforcing building codes, and educating the public on safety measures can help reduce the risk and consequences of natural disasters. Coordination between different levels of government, organizations, and communities is crucial in managing the aftermath of a natural disaster.

Answer 3

The best way to handle a natural calamity is to prepare for them. You can prepare for earthquakes, tornadoes and storms by boarding windows and getting food.