Examples of using Flash floods in English and their translations into Arabic
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Study of Protection Of Roadways Railways And Airports From Sand Drifts And Flash Floods".
Heavy rains early in August 2010 led to flash floods that affected nine Afghan provinces.
The conference will discuss the use of satellite information to improve the forecasting of flash floods.
In recent weeks, devastating flash floods had affected more than 46,000 people and displaced over 9,000.
Heavy rains and flash floods hit areas in Somaliland and Puntland, causing widespread damage to infrastructure.
The Secretary-General also organized donations for the Christians affected by flash floods in Islamabad, Pakistan in 2001.
Other hazards, such as flash floods, landslides, forest fires
Seasonal flash floods also led to temporary displacement in Beledweyne," Somaliland" and Puntland in September and October.
The recent flash floods-- the worst in living memory-- have left behind a trail of death and destruction.
more intense rain, more flash floods, more landslides, more glacial lake outburst floods. .
In 2010, flash floods in Pakistan affected more than 18 million people, nine million of whom were left homeless.
The country was prone to natural disasters(flash floods, cyclones, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes) and outbreaks of disease.
In September, flash floods resulting from heavy rains caused additional hardship for both residents and the displaced population in Agok.
This in turn may increase the adverse impact of phenomena such as landslides, mudflows, flash floods or prolonged drought.
Early in January 2020, Flash floods in Indonesia killed 43 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless in Jakarta, ….
In 2012, the entire territory had been hit by flash floods, landslides and rockslides as a result of torrential rainfall.
Mongolia is prone to a variety of natural disasters, i.e. the dzud, flash floods, sand and snow storms and earthquakes.
On 3 July 2007, flash floods started to devastate many parts of Sudan, including some areas in Darfur
Our glaciers are melting, causing flash floods and landslides, which in turn are causing disaster and widespread destruction in our country.
Forecasters say the storm could dump as much as 30 centimeters of rain in western Cuba, triggering life-threatening flash floods and mudslides.