Natural disasters

A natural disaster is a very harmful impact 

on a society or community after a natural hazard event. 

Some examples of natural hazard events include avalanches, droughts, earthquakes, floods, heat waves, landslides - including submarine landslides, tropical cyclones, volcanic activity and wildfires. Additional natural hazards include 

blizzards, dust storms, firestorms, hails, 

ice storms, sinkholes.

Man-Made Disasters

 Industrial Accidents – Chemical spills, factory explosions, or oil spills can have catastrophic consequences for both nature and people.

Not all disasters come from nature – sometimes, they are caused by humans. Technological advancements and industry bring many benefits, but they also pose risks if not properly managed.

 Nuclear Disasters – The Chernobyl and Fukushima accidents have shown how dangerous radioactive contamination can be.

 Transportation Accidents – Train crashes, airplane disasters, or oil tanker spills can lead to severe environmental problems.

 Wars and Terrorism – Military operations and terrorist attacks can cause mass destruction and long-term fear.

 To prevent these disasters, we must handle technology responsibly, follow safety regulations, and protect the environment!

                *Tuğba Şengün

-Types of disasters that are common in the world

    -Tatiana Moisa

Fire Extinguishing Methods:

Structural Fire Protection:

Flood Prevention Measures:

Landslide Prevention Measures:

Earthquake Risks and Safety Measures:

Nuclear Disaster Preparedness:

   Creating an Emergency Plan

6. Drills & Training: Conduct regular emergency drills and educate students on safety procedures.

7. Post-Disaster Recovery: Plan for reunification of students with families and mental health support.

                                         Stay Prepared, Stay Safe!                     

                -Tatiana Andreiko

1.Try to warn people around about the fire

2 .Use the correct extinguishing devices

3.If you are in an environment with smoke, try to move forward by crawling or crouching.

4. Never Use Elevators

5. If you are trapped during a fire, close the doors with a wet cloth.

6. If Clothes Catch Fire, Get Help from a Blanket

7. Evacuate the fire area so that firefighters can work comfortably

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SAFE EVACUATION METHODS

1. If the fire is small and you can extinguish it, try to do so. If the fire is already large or spreading fast, leave the area immediately.

2. Immediately call 193 or 112 and clearly state where the fire is, what is burning and if there are people in danger.

3. If the area is filled with smoke, crawl on the floor.

4.Do not use elevators.

5. If you cannot exit, close yourself in a room, block gaps with wet cloths and signal for help through the window.

6.Use a fire extinguisher if you have one and know how to operate it.

7. Go outside if you have a clear path and wait for firefighters to arrive.