Floods swept a large number of bodies into the sea

Al -Dubaibah, Syria, was hit by a large number of bombs. The head of the Libyan National Unity Government, Abdul Hamid Al -Dubaibah Al -Sulasa 'a, announced the presence of a large number of bombs that were hit by Syria to the sea from the city of Dirna, indicating that there are problems in how to spread them. And about the number of victims in Syria, which was caused by the shelling, Daniel said, We will not hasten to announce the number of victims until we have confirmed the missing people from the special forces, and I am preparing my government to send all kinds of assistance to the affected areas in Libya. Speaker 2 The head of the national government promised to carry out an investigation into the shortage that occurred and caused the number of victims to rise after the end of the crisis.

Definition of torrents

Floods are known as temporary or semi-permanent watercourses that arise as a result of the accumulation of rainwater when it rains heavily (and for short periods) on sloping surfaces that are poorly absorbed because they are rocky or have dry soil. Thus, this water rushes down the slope, gaining additional speed, and collects together, to break through it. A main watercourse or several watercourses. These watercourses are characterized by being strong, occurring suddenly, and lasting a short time.

Types of floods

Floods vary in strength and size, ranging from weak, medium, and strong. The strength of a torrent depends on several factors, the most important of which are the type of surface, the amount of rain, and the intensity of rain (which is the relationship between the amount of rain and the time of precipitation). Floods can be classified into two main types:

Seasonal floods: They occur when seasonal rain or snow water descends and fills valleys and rivers with huge amounts of water very quickly. They occur in the interior lands. This type of flood can be predicted and anticipated, as it occurs annually in a specific season of the year. . 2. Flash floods: These are fast floods that rush in low-lying areas. They may be the result of heavy rain associated with a severe thunderstorm, hurricane, tropical storm, or melting ice. They can also occur after the collapse of a natural dam or dams. Built by humans, flash floods are distinguished from other flash floods by having a shorter time frame of more than six hours between rainfall and flash floods.

Flood damage Torrents are an inevitable result of continuous rainfall, and as a result, torrents cause losses to lives and property. These losses and damages can be classified into two types: Non-material damages: These are losses resulting from the cessation of work and services, and other things that are difficult to estimate financially, and this is evident in the psychological and social changes and confusion that floods create in people’s lives. Material damage: These are multiple losses that can be estimated, such as the destruction of land roads, railways, bridges, public facilities, and telephone, electricity, water and sewage networks. Floods can also damage the agricultural sector and destroy agricultural crops and soil, but the greatest damage is that caused to the population in terms of deaths and displacement. The displacement of their areas leads to the contamination of drinking water and the spread of epidemics.

Some running rainwater and torrents are rich in nitrogen, which is one of the essential elements for improving desert soil fertility, feeding plants, and helping to combat agricultural pests. Some population centers also depend on running rainwater and torrents that reach them. Floods are considered a renewal of water resources and vital processes in any environment, including marine ones, such as dispersing seeds, eggs and larvae of marine animals, and forming new pastures. Marine plants and animals, like other environments, adapt to these natural cycles. The time scale, along with the intensity of the flow and the area over which these torrents occur, determine the losses and benefits resulting from floods and torrents, and are the decisive factor in studying the long-term effects.