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This is another very upsetting image of the effects of natural disaster. This image depicts a flood which occurred in India and forced the people which lived there to evacuate with as much of their belongings as they could manage.

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This article serves as an example of the various ways in which a place might prepare its population to endure the effects of a natural disaster. South East Europe strengthened their resilience to disaster by incorporating disaster risk reduction planning into the health sector, promoting their goal of making hospitals which are safe from disaster, and reinforcing existing health care facilities.

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This image reflects the importance of having safe health care facilities where people can go during a disaster and know that they will be protected. Due to the influx of people it is crucial to have plenty of resources and hospital beds.

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This image displays the immense and catastrophic damages that Hurricane Harvey caused. This is an example of some of the physical damages which destroyed the homes and lives of many. This left thousands of families displaced and with no where to live.

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This article describes the drastic effects that Texas and Louisiana experienced as a result of Hurricane Harvey. This disastrous hurricane left more than 100,000 homes completely damaged and only 17% of the affected residents had flood insurance. The amount of damage done has been estimated to exceed the cost of damages from Hurricane Katrina, at $114.5 billion paid on an estimated $160 billion in damages. This causes immense pressure on these populations economically which also effects them mentally. As these populations continue to be hit with such severe natural disasters one after another, they become traumatized and develop anxiety, mood disorders, or even post traumatic stress disorder.

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In this concept map I will be explaining the various detrimental effects that natural disasters can have on different populations. The severe damages of natural disasters can take the forms of not only physical damages, but also socioeconomic damages. I will also discuss the response that such populations have to natural disaster and the ways in which they might prepare for the next.