Natural disasters refer to cataclysmic events caused by environmental factors that result in significant destruction, disruption, and impact on human life and the natural environment. These events can include phenomena such as earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, wildfires, tsunamis, and severe droughts. Natural disasters often lead to loss of life, injury, property damage, and challenges in disaster management and recovery for affected areas. The severity and frequency of natural disasters can vary based on geographical location, climate patterns, and human factors, such as urbanization and preparedness. Understanding natural disasters is crucial for implementing effective prevention, mitigation, and response strategies to safeguard communities and the environment.
The Fuego Volcano erupted in Guatemala, forcing the evacuation of approximately 900 residents from El Porvenir. Conred, Guatemala's disaster management agency, implemented swift safety measures, including an alert and establishing…