Examples of using Vulnerable to natural disasters in English and their translations into Arabic
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That was a reason to comply with the obligations set forth in the Hyogo Declaration and in the Hyogo Framework for Action 2005-2015 which was based on building the resilience of nations and communities to disasters, and providing assistance to developing countries vulnerable to natural disasters and to disaster-struck States that were transitioning towards a sustainable material, social and economic recovery.
(d) Countries vulnerable to natural disasters such as earthquakes or hurricanes run the risk of contamination from toxic chemicals if they have not been properly stored, if they have been dumped in an open field or gully or if they have not been properly disposed of so that leakage occurs when natural disasters occur; the toxic chemicals may then spread by water to other countries.
Through its Public Weather Services Programme, WMO provides guidance and assistance to its members, especially those vulnerable to natural disasters, such as the small island developing States, thus fulfilling one of its primary roles: the provision of public weather services, in particular forecasts
Minorities may be more vulnerable to natural disaster due to the location of their homes in marginal locations, vulnerable occupations, and poor-quality housing.
Timor-Leste is highly vulnerable to natural disasters.
Bangladesh was extremely vulnerable to natural disasters.
Low-income countries are also vulnerable to natural disasters.
They are also most vulnerable to natural disasters.
Landlocked developing countries are also vulnerable to natural disasters.
Unfortunately, Central America is highly vulnerable to natural disasters.
The island is extremely vulnerable to natural disasters and climate change.
El Salvador is a country that is highly vulnerable to natural disasters.
Peru was highly vulnerable to natural disasters and, in particular, to global warming.
Children are particularly vulnerable to natural disasters due to their physical and psycho-social characteristics.
Burkina Faso was vulnerable to natural disasters and recognized the value of space applications in disaster management.
The country is also vulnerable to natural disasters and had water contamination problems following recent volcanic activity.
The current energy infrastructure is unsustainable, vulnerable to natural disasters and woefully insufficient in many developing countries.
In addition, the energy infrastructures in small island developing States have been highly vulnerable to natural disasters.
The people most vulnerable to natural disasters were the poor, who had limited means to avoid losses.
Most small island developing States were highly vulnerable to natural disasters, climate change and epidemics of vector-borne diseases.