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1. Natural disaster means the harm caused by the sudden change of nature.
TRUE
2. Flood occurs when water inundates land that’s normally dry.
TRUE
1. Follow regularly the weather conditions and warnings of the Astronomy Department for weather updates and alerts.
FALSE - METEOROLOGY
1. Preparing sandbags is a self-conduct to protect ourselves from flooding.
TRUE
5. Cut the circuit breaker to prevent electric current from leaking when floodwater reaches the house.
TRUE
6. When flooding occurs, it is safe to wade or play in floodwater.
FALSE
7. Always have an emergency kit or bag in case natural disasters such as flooding and earthquake happen.
TRUE
9. Tornado refers to the sudden shaking of the earth’s surface.
FALSE
Natural disasters can cause serious positive effects on lives and properties.
FALSE
11. As a self-conduct to protect ourselves from earthquake, we should not place heavy objects in high places.
TRUE
12. It is unsafe to use elevators during an earthquake.
TRUE
13. During an earthquake stay close to doors, windows or glass areas. These areas will keep you safe.
FALSE
14. When flooding happens, outbreak of diseases such as diarrhea may occur.
TRUE
Natural disasters may affect our body and mind but not the society.
FALSE
1. Natural disasters may lead to stress, depression, and anxiety caused by grief and loss.
Effects on the mind
2. The government needs to spend massive national budget on rebuilding infrastructures, homes, and agriculture that were destroyed by natural disasters.
Effects in the society
