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Bangladesh Chittagong laxmipur water flood
A water flood occurs when water overflows or inundates land that is typically dry. Floods can be caused by various factors, such as heavy rainfall, storms, hurricanes, rapid melting of snow or ice, river overflow, dam breakage, or storm surges in coastal areas. Floods can lead to significant damage to property, infrastructure, and the environment, as well as pose risks to human health and safety. There are different types of floods: Flash Floods: Sudden and severe floods caused by intense rainfall or a rapid release of water from sources like dam failures. They occur within a short period and with little warning. River Floods: Occur when rivers overflow their banks due to prolonged heavy rainfall or snowmelt. Coastal Floods: Caused by storm surges, hurricanes, or tsunamis that push seawater onto land. Urban Floods: Occur in cities when drainage systems are overwhelmed by excessive rainfall or clogged, leading to water accumulation in streets and low-lying areas. Groundwater Floods: Happen when the water table rises above the ground level, often after prolonged periods of rainfall or saturation of the ground. Floods can have significant consequences, including property damage, infrastructure collapse, loss of life, and environmental impact. Preventive measures, such as building levees, dams, floodwalls, and improved drainage systems, are essential to managing and reducing the risks associated with flooding.
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