Essay on 'A Flood Scene' / 'एक बाढ़ दृश्य' पर निबंध अंग्रेजी में
Essay on 'A Flood Scene' for class 10th & 12th
नमस्कार मित्रों स्वागत है आपका हमारे एक और नये आर्टिकल पर। आज की पोस्ट में हम आपको "Essay on 'A Flood Scene' in english" ('एक बाढ़ दृश्य' पर निबंध अंग्रेजी में) के बारे में विस्तार से जानकारी देंगे एवं इस निबंध से संबंधित सभी महत्वपूर्ण प्रश्नोत्तर पर भी परिचर्चा करेंगे। ये सभी महत्वपूर्ण प्रश्नोत्तर एनसीईआरटी पैटर्न पर आधारित हैं। तो इस पोस्ट को आप लोग पूरा पढ़िए। अगर पोस्ट अच्छी लगे तो अपने दोस्तों में भी शेयर करिए।
A River in Flood
Or
A Flood Scene
Table of contents-
i) Introduction
ii) Time of flood
iii) Causes
iv) The destructive effect of the flood
v) The scene of the flooded area-
vi) Relief work
vii) Conclusion
i) Introduction- Floods are very common in India. They are a natural calamity. During the rainy season, we learn from the newspapers the news about the great damage done by rivers in flood in many parts of the country. A great loss of life and property is caused.
ii) Time of flood- Last year in the month of July there were no rains. But in the beginning of August it rained cats and dogs for five days. The water in the river Jamuna began to rise. But it was below the danger mark. One night there was a sudden rise of river in the water and it crossed the danger point.
iii) Causes- Flood are generally the result of continuous and heavy rainfall. Sometimes layers of snow melt on the mountains causing a flood in the mountainous regions. Sometimes a flood is caused by a crack in any wall of a dam.
iv) The destructive effect of the flood- The effect of this flood in the neighbouring villages was very great. It caused a great loss of human life and property. Crops were damaged, trees were uprooted, houses were washed away, cattle were drowned. It was followed by epidemics. Heavy loss of life and property took place.
v) The scene of the flooded area- The water was flowing with a great noise. All the neighbouring villages were surrounded by water. All the houses began to leak. The water of the river rushed in with great speed inside the city. There was water everywhere. All the fields were under water. People with their luggage were moving through water to safer places. Thousands of men, women and children became homeless. We saw a number of thatches and animals floating on the water.
vi) Relief work- A number of charitable persons helped the poor sufferers of flood. Some people collected money to help the unfortunate families. Some generous people gave milk, clothes and bread to these poor sufferers. Relief camps also helped them a lot. I offered my services as a volunteer. Arrangement was made for the distribution of food, clothes and medicines by the government officials.
vii) Conclusion- To mitigate the evils of flood, big tanks and canals should be dug out. Big dams should be constructed to store the water of the flooded rivers. People should be trained to serve in such calamities. They should be taught swimming and rowing. Government is paying every possible attention to the problem of flood control. The knowledge of modern science should be used for controlling them.
Frequently Asked Questions
1.What are three problems of floods?
Ans. There are three major problems of floods given following-
i)Property and infrastructure damage
ii)Loss of human life
iii) increase the diseases,road closures etc.
2.What is the solution of flooding?
Ans.Flood control infrastructure, such as levees, dams, seawalls, and tide gates, work as physical barriers to prevent rising or running water from causing flooding.
3.What are the types of flood?
Ans. There are 3 types of flood-
i) fluvial floods, also known as river floods ii) pluvial or flash floods
iii) coastal floods, which are often called storm surge.
4.How can we reduce the impact of floods?
Ans. we can reduce the impact of flood by following steps-
i) Consider property level flood protection measures.
ii) Check your insurance.
iii) Nominate a Local Flood officer.
iv) Make a community flood plan.
5. What human activities cause floods?
Ans. The drainage channels then overtop their natural or artificial banks and water enters the surrounding lands to cause flooding. Also human activities, which damage the environment, for example, deforestation and mining, and poor garbage disposal etc.
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