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Why is it necessary to link monsoon with disaster management?

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Correct answer: Because it is linked with flood, drought, cyclone and landslide risks

The direct answer is A: monsoon is linked with flood, drought, cyclone and landslide risks. Disaster management means reducing danger before an event, preparing people and services, responding during the event and helping recovery afterward. The monsoon can bring too much rain, causing floods, waterlogging and landslides; too little or delayed rain can cause drought and water shortage. Strong weather systems associated with the monsoon can also contribute to severe storms or cyclones, especially in vulnerable coastal areas. Therefore authorities need rainfall forecasts, drainage planning, reservoirs, evacuation routes, warnings and relief arrangements. Option A is correct because it names real hazards connected with excess, shortage or uneven monsoon rainfall. Option B is wrong because the monsoon is not merely a beautiful scene; it can create serious risks. Option C is wrong because rainfall and related weather can clearly produce hazards. Option D is wrong because monsoon does not change river names. The exam idea is simple: variable rainfall needs preparedness and planning.

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ClimateMonsoonDisaster-Management

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