When Hurricane Hannah made landfall in Mexico, what assistance will the United Nations provide?

According to local ** reports, Mexico was affected by Hurricane "Hannah", and as of the 27th local time, two people have died and many are missing. The United Nations has already begun to lend a helping hand to Mexico by providing shelter assistance to the affected population. Rodri, the governor of the Mexican state of Nuevo León, wrote in a post on social ** that "at present, the Civil Protection Department says that a total of 709 people have been evacuated and relocated to safe places".

How severe is the impact of Hurricane "Hannah" in the United States, the impact of the current new crown epidemic is already very serious, and now combined with the impact of hurricanes, the number of patients is significantly increasing. In addition, Mexico is the oil refining capital of the United States, which is important to have a production base in the United States. Nearly half of the U.S. oil refining is located here, and Mexico is also the largest oil product in the U.S.

If the oil infrastructure in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico is damaged by a hurricane and individual refineries or other facilities are forced to close, high inventories may act as a buffer for the chain, and will also lead to a decline in inventories.

What assistance the United Nations providesBecause of the impact of hurricanes, Mexico has experienced a lot of flooding, and many people have no place to live. United Nations assistance was mainly to provide accommodation for people who had no place to live, and a total of 48 temporary housing units had been set up for refugees. As many as 19 tropical storms will hit the United States this year, and a total of six to 10 hurricanes are likely to form, with three to six of them reaching winds of 111 miles per hour (about 100 kilometers per hour) or more.

How the U.S. will respond to the U.S. and global response to the pandemic has wreaked havoc on the supply-demand balance,** and could make it harder for the U.S. to respond to natural disasters like hurricanes. Oil extracted and transported from the sea is the most vulnerable to hurricanes, which can also lead to the closure of major coastal ports. Historical data already tells us how destructive hurricanes are to production.

The United States can only wait for the hurricane to disappear before solving the problem of refugees and oil.

Hopefully, the United States will weather the storm.

The United Nations is providing emergency shelter assistance to the affected populations, and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) is building 48 temporary prefabricated housing units for refugees and asylum seekers in Mexico, in addition to financial and material assistance.

Generally speaking, the United Nations will provide some humanitarian assistance, such as disaster relief teams and some relief supplies.

The United Nations has carried out some material relief to the United States, and at the same time has offered condolences to the United States. At the same time, the United Nations has also set up a project to organize the construction of post-disaster buildings in the United States.