What are the effects of frequent flooding during the rainy season in Sudan?

According to reports on **, Sudan has been hit by torrential rains and floods since the end of June, which has so far killed 86 people, left dozens missing, and completely damaged more than 4,700 houses, with a further 4,700 partially damaged.

Due to the heavy rains, there was no grain harvest in many places, but the floods blocked local transportation, and many supplies were transported by helicopter. The epidemic and the disaster have appeared together, which has put a lot of pressure on the local people. Heavy rainfall caused floods that caused floods that destroyed bridges and completely destroyed more than 300 homes, leaving people displaced from their homes.

The floods have also had a severe impact on local traffic, causing communication disruptions.

The continuous rainfall has made the city's water too late to drain out, making the city's water more and more deep, and the relevant personnel have braved the heavy rain to clean up the blockage of the drain。Heavy rainfall has caused serious damage to the growth of local crops and has had a great impact on people's travel. During the period of heavy rainfall, we must pay attention to relevant preventive measures and pay attention to protecting our lives.

The flood damaged local crops and crops, and in places where the flooding was severe, houses and buildings were washed away, and transportation and communication lines were blocked.

After the flood waters recedes, be sure to pay attention to your personal hygiene, as the flood will drown poultry and other animals, which may cause certain germ infection, so be careful not to drink raw water. High temperature can kill part of the germs, will give us more protection of life safety, if we have any physical discomfort in the future, we must pay attention to the timely medical treatment.

According to relevant data, nearly a billion people in the world are still suffering from hunger. This means that one out of every ten of us is starving, and we have to cherish our food. In particular, this year, various natural disasters such as epidemics and floods have occurred in various countries, and the grain harvest is not very good.

Affecting the travel and daily life of residents, the flood caused economic losses to residents, damaged rents, and the inability to go to work normally.

Frequent flooding caused by heavy rains in Sudan has killed 88 people, injured 44 others, affected 56,000 households, and damaged large areas of farmland.

According to foreign media reports, Sudan's seasonal rains have affected many provinces across the country. Heavy rains typically fall between May and October, and severe flooding can damage property, infrastructure and crops. According to the local Humanitarian Aid Committee, humanitarian organizations and local authorities, more than 230,000 people have been affected by the floods this year.

The UN agency said the number of people affected by the floods is expected to increase as the assessment is still ongoing. <>

The United Nations also said that as of Aug. 14, the number of people and areas affected by seasonal rains had doubled compared to the same period last year. Some floods were caused by seasonal rainfall, but there are now unusually heavy rainfalls, which cause rivers – particularly the Nile and its two main tributaries – the White Nile and the Blue Nile – to eventually burst their banks. The current flood is one of the worst on record, and the current Nile has reached record levels due to heavy rainfall.

In the face of such an emergency, Sudan** has stepped up efforts to help the affected people, continuously monitored the flood risk, and the relevant departments have joined forces to activate emergency measures. The Ministry of Irrigation in the city of Khartoum is the official agency responsible for monitoring the Nile and flood risk in Sudan. The Department of Irrigation has a flood committee that usually monitors the behavior of the river and the Blue Nile using traditional fixed ruler racks.

They are located at different locations on the banks of the river and are used to measure the depth of the water. In addition to this, they may use a manual meter. More advanced satellite remote sensing systems exist to monitor floods, such as Modis.

At the same time, the Meteorological Bureau is the official body that publishes information about rainfall events that cause flash floods. There is also a department that studies the use of geographic informatics to monitor natural disasters, which can use geographic information systems and remote sensing technology to identify areas most vulnerable to flooding. In the future, the relevant departments should also establish an early warning system in flood-prone areas to warn the area of disaster in advance.

The relevant departments immediately helped this place, and immediately distributed the corresponding materials, and also sent a lot of rescuers, immediately rescued this place, and immediately built some temporary living places for them.

Relevant departments urgently mobilized some daily necessities to resettle the affected people in safe places to ensure that their lives can go smoothly.

You can only bear it yourself, if you buy insurance, you can find an insurance company to bear it, if you don't buy insurance, you can only bear it yourself.

It should be borne by the local **, so that people can live a very good life, and it will also allow people to live a very comfortable life.

If you buy insurance, the insurance company will bear the loss, and you will also get a part of the state's subsidy, and the remaining part can only be borne by yourself.

The drainage system is very bad. That's why a lot of people are threatened. And it also caused a lot of people to die.

The drainage system is not very good, and the rainfall is very heavy, so it has also affected people's lives.

Sudan was hit by torrential rains and flooding in many places on August 19, 2021, and the High Oaks have killed 43 people and thousands of houses have collapsed. After this incident happened, the local government also made emergency treatment, and this situation is still relatively serious. Although the floods and torrential rains in Zhengru were particularly serious before, they did not cause the collapse of the houses.

And this time, the collapse of houses in many places in Sudan also made netizens very worried, in fact, the local drainage system is not bad, but because of the heavy rain, it has also caused water accumulation on the road.

There is a problem with the local drainage system, as the water is completely stored in the city and cannot be eliminated.

Sudden floods in Sudan have killed 77 people and damaged many homes. This phenomenon has attracted the attention of many countries, after all, for today's natural disasters, the impact on the economies of many regions is very serious. The severe floods in Sudan not only caused the death of many local residents, but also put the local economy in a state of stagnation.

The flood disaster in Sudan also has a very serious impact on the local area, you must know that in this part of Sudan has always been a rainy season every year will cause natural disasters, but now this sudden natural disaster, but also caught the local people off guard, the disaster situation in various regions is particularly serious, although the local relevant departments have launched a series of policies to rescue these people, but more or less also have a very serious impact on the local economy. <>

The natural disaster in Sudan affects the local economy, giving today's society a wake-up call, especially people in some areas, should take this as a vigilant heart, to know that in today's environment, natural disasters occur in various regions and countries, so people should introduce a series of policies to prevent the sudden occurrence of this natural disaster, to know that if a natural disaster occurs, causing a surprise blow, it is a great loss to the people. <>

It is hoped that this serious natural disaster in Sudan can pass, and the relevant local departments can act quickly to rescue, and at present, Sudan's ** has declared a state of emergency in the whole country, and I hope that Sudan can survive this natural disaster. In this environment of frequent disasters, I also hope that all regions and countries can take relevant protective measures to avoid sudden natural disasters that will cause a very big blow to themselves and their economies, which are irreversible.

Very bad for the local economy. Sudan's economy was already on a downward trend for various reasons, and the floods have made the economy even worse.

There was a big blow, many houses were destroyed, many factories were affected, and the impact on the local economic development was relatively large.

It had a great impact on the local economy, as the disaster left many people without a place to live and destroyed local production.

The main reasons for the flooding in the desert areas of the Sand tribe in the Middle East caused by heavy rains are as follows:

1.Impact of the Intertropical Convergence Zone: The Intertropical Convergence Zone is a zone of low pressure that is active near the equator, but in some cases can be inhaled and merge with the monsoon circulation to form a monsoon trough, causing regional water vapor to rise and triggering increasing rainfall.

2.High humidity conditions: When the monsoon trough moves northward, it is combined with high humidity conditions from the north to further increase the intensity of rainfall.

3.Topographic effect of desert area: The surface of the desert area is loose, the water flow penetrates rapidly during rainfall, and the water storage capacity of the sand soil is weak, resulting in the formation of Hongna Suiling water on the surface.

4.Climate change: Global warming is likely to increase rainfall in desert areas, which can exacerbate flooding.

In summary, the causes of flooding in the desert region of the Middle East caused by heavy rainfall are complex, involving factors such as the cave effects of the intertropical convergence zone, high humidity conditions, topographic effects in desert areas, and possible climate change.

The main reason is that the heat closure and vertical convergence zone inhaled and merged with the monsoon circulation, and then transformed into a monsoon sedan car to let the trough, and this air flow moved northward, so it led to the increase in rainfall.

This rainstorm was affected by the intertropical convergence zone, which was originally active in the equatorial depression zone, but was inhaled and merged with the monsoon circulation this year, so the lap back formed a monsoon trough, causing water vapor to rise in this area, triggering a slowing increase in cherry blossom rain.

This kind of bad weather is mainly affected by the intertropical convergence zone, which is itself active in the depression zone, usually around the equator, but when it is sucked in and merged with the monsoon circulation this year, it transforms into a monsoon trough.

Heavy rains and floods in Sudan have killed 43 people, and local rescue measures have been taken to evacuate people in the affected areas. The rainy season in Sudan is generally from July to October every year, and flooding is prone to occur during the continuous rainfall, so Sudan** also has corresponding measures for this. But the floods are relentless, and even a contingency plan for floods cannot completely eliminate the damage caused by the floods to Sudan.

The most common way to rescue people during floods is to evacuate people.

1. The continuous torrential rains in Sudan have caused very serious damage, and the flood has invaded Sudan like a beast. This resulted in the death of 43 people in Sudan as a result of the floods, 23 of them in northern Sudanese cities. Across Sudan, 2,800 houses have collapsed and more than 8,600 have partially collapsed.

It can be seen that this flood is a very big disaster for Sudan, and the economic damage caused by it is immeasurable, but fortunately, many houses have collapsed and not too many people have been killed**.

Second, the rescue measures taken by Sudan in the flood are mainly to evacuate the people in the disaster area and the flood relief methods in all countries are similar, and the rescue measures taken by Sudan in the flood are also to evacuate the people in the disaster area, after all, the flood cannot be stopped in a short time, and only the rescue of the people in danger from the danger is the best solution. As a result, more than 8,000 houses have collapsed across Sudan, but the floods have killed only 43 people. This is relatively successful for Sudan's flood control measures.

Third, the rainy season in Sudan is still continuing, and it is very likely to cause greater losses The rainy season in Sudan is between July and October, so in August, it is just a beginning, and in the next two months, Sudan will face greater challenges, because the rainy season in Sudan has not completely passed, and the continuous rainy season is destined to bring greater losses to Sudan, and I hope Sudan can survive.

A large number of people affected by the disaster have been urgently relocated, and food and drinking water have been provided to ensure the daily life of the victims. At the same time, the level of disaster emergency response has been improved, and the intensity of disaster early warning has been improved. More efforts have been invested in continuous monitoring of the changes in the disaster.

The local authorities also arranged for rescuers to carry out rescues, so that they could rescue those trapped people and get them out of danger, and also transferred some people, because there was no way to continue to live in the place where they were located, and there were great safety hazards, so they were transferred to a safe place.