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sureshchandrach Teacher
College - SeniorPosted by sureshchandrach on Sunday October 18, 2009 at 9:46 AMHousehold garbag, including food waste, should be securely bagged and stored for proper disposal when conditions permit. Toilets and other plumbing fixtures should be used only if they drain properly. Hazardous materials include solvents, paints, gasoline and similar fuels, electronics, pesticides, fertilizers, household chemicals, oil, lead-acid batteries, and even explosive materials to be removed from the house as early as possible and should be dumped away from home. Consulting the governing authorities and taking help from others can make the garbage and flood wastage away from the surroundings. It should be done as early as possible to avoid any health problems of the garbage.
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giorgiana1976 Teacher
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Posted by giorgiana1976 on Wednesday November 11, 2009 at 8:03 AMCompetent authorities, will make comprehensive studies on river basins, based on which predictions can be made that will ensure effective management of flood risk.
Flood risk maps is documentation that includes (in writing and graphics) flood-prone areas at different probabilities of floods producing, indicating the human and material potential damages, to the territorial-administrative units affected by floods.Flood risk maps to identify, declare and monitor flood risk areas, provide crisis management, establish preventive measures and mitigation of natural flooding, and authorizing the execution of construction conditions in the concerned areas. The risk of accidental pollution. Maps should identify and allow the water areas, the protection systems to reflect the community's position in relation to areas. Thousands of animals die in floods. Locals are advised to immediately notify authorities when they found the bodies of animals and prevent their attainment. In flooded areas, the biggest danger is the anthrax.
