The Funny Guy Surfing On The Street After Flooding
- 6 năm trước
The short video describes the Vietnamese guy has a good idea for relaxing that he using the basket to surf on the street after flooding causes water to rise over every corner of the road. Also, I want to said a little bit about the effect of the flooding inVietnam
The report introduces about flood in Vietnam. It includes the causes, the damages caused by floods, the experiences of some people and the solutions to reduce the floods and the damages caused by floods.
Flood is one of the most dangerous disasters in the world. Flood is defined “A very large amount of water that covers an area that is usually dry” (Longman Dictionary 390). As we known, every flood causes damage not only on property but also on people. Vietnam, the country with S-shape mainland located at Southeast Asia is also affected by floods.
There are many reasons cause floods in Vietnam including natural factors and human’s factors. Rainfall, the influence of tides, storms and tropical depressions are natural factors. Because Vietnam has “An average annual rainfall is from 1,500 to 2,000 mm” (chinhphu.vn), after heavy rain often causes flood in some cities which have poor drainage systems.
“The influence of monsoon” (chinhphu.vn) is also a reason that Vietnam has to be affected by storms and tropical depressions. “In 2013, it was 14 hurricanes, 5 tropical depressions and special 3 major storms dumped directly into Vietnam” (fistenet), storms with heavy rains also cause serious floods which lead to enormous damaged.
Annual tide is also a natural factor, especially in the state of the earth warming leads to melting ice at the poles as sea level rise tide has more and more affection. Rising sea level impacts serious to lowland areas in Cuu Long Delta such as Dong Thap and Long Xuyen which makes the annual flood out of control and longer than past. Then, dense river system with amount of water is risk factor of flood.
Deforestation a major component of human factors because “Forests have a role regulating water sources, reducing surface runoff transfer it to seep into the ground water and into the aquifer. Overcoming soil erosion and limit sedimentation of river, lake, air-flow of the rivers, streams (rising river water, spring water in the dry season, reducing the amount of river water in the rainy season)”
The report introduces about flood in Vietnam. It includes the causes, the damages caused by floods, the experiences of some people and the solutions to reduce the floods and the damages caused by floods.
Flood is one of the most dangerous disasters in the world. Flood is defined “A very large amount of water that covers an area that is usually dry” (Longman Dictionary 390). As we known, every flood causes damage not only on property but also on people. Vietnam, the country with S-shape mainland located at Southeast Asia is also affected by floods.
There are many reasons cause floods in Vietnam including natural factors and human’s factors. Rainfall, the influence of tides, storms and tropical depressions are natural factors. Because Vietnam has “An average annual rainfall is from 1,500 to 2,000 mm” (chinhphu.vn), after heavy rain often causes flood in some cities which have poor drainage systems.
“The influence of monsoon” (chinhphu.vn) is also a reason that Vietnam has to be affected by storms and tropical depressions. “In 2013, it was 14 hurricanes, 5 tropical depressions and special 3 major storms dumped directly into Vietnam” (fistenet), storms with heavy rains also cause serious floods which lead to enormous damaged.
Annual tide is also a natural factor, especially in the state of the earth warming leads to melting ice at the poles as sea level rise tide has more and more affection. Rising sea level impacts serious to lowland areas in Cuu Long Delta such as Dong Thap and Long Xuyen which makes the annual flood out of control and longer than past. Then, dense river system with amount of water is risk factor of flood.
Deforestation a major component of human factors because “Forests have a role regulating water sources, reducing surface runoff transfer it to seep into the ground water and into the aquifer. Overcoming soil erosion and limit sedimentation of river, lake, air-flow of the rivers, streams (rising river water, spring water in the dry season, reducing the amount of river water in the rainy season)”