GROUP'S MEMBERS

HOW TO MANAGE A NATURAL DISASTER;

AMILIANA BINTI AMIDI 134343
NAZILA BINT ADNAN 134358

FLOODS
NUR HIDAYAH BINTI AHMAD NIZAR 134359
NUR MAIZATUL DIANA BINTI RAMLI 134360
NURUL NADIAH BINTI MAT ISA 134364
ROSHALIZA BINTI AHMAD SABRI 134366

Any high water flow that dominates the natural or artificial

banks in any part of the river system. Therefore, when a river
bank is overtopped, the water extends over the flood plain and
generally becomes hazard to the society (Ching et al., 2013)

The estimated area vulnerable to flood disaster is MALAYSIA

approximately 29,800 km2 or 9% of the total Malaysia area, and
is affecting almost 4.82 million people which is around 22% of
the total population of the country (DID, 2009)

DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT

Natural water retention

Rehabilitation in the catchment
Reconstruction Technical flood
Event documentation defense
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and analysis Land use regulation

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Building code
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after an Efforts to reduce

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emergency to the effects or

restore and risks associated
resume normal with hazard.
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Actions taken Actions taken

during an prior to an
emergency to emergency to
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save lives, facilitate

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property & the response and

environment. promote Building retrofitting
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Evacuation readiness
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Insurance
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Emergency measures
Training / Exercises
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Relief
Early warning
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First aid
systems

FLOOD
OCCUR!!