During frequent natural disasters, schools become shelters and classes cease, she said.
LOS ANGELES — California is a state with frequent natural disasters and vast numbers of people who want to help.
However, this system is subject to frequent natural hazards, such as floods, earthquakes, and debris flow.
However, that is still only 4.3% of the population in a region where frequent natural disasters often propel already vulnerable people into destitution.
Taiwan, which is located in the plate junction, experiences frequent earthquakes, abundant rainfall during the typhoon season, and frequent natural disasters.
The plan is for the Rapture to take place tomorrow, accompanied by an earthquake or some such banal, increasingly frequent natural disaster.
With islands and atolls scattered across the ocean, the small Pacific island states are among those most exposed to the effects of global warming: increasing acidity and rising sea level, more frequent natural disasters and damage to coral reefs.
In cities and elsewhere, some communities already face regular flooding due to higher tides, some will see more frequent natural disasters, and others will see tourist-attracting coral reefs or surfing fade.
The direct and indirect impacts of a warming climate will affect key economic sectors such as tourism, hydropower, agriculture and the insurance industry that will be confronted to more frequent natural disasters.
But some independent and minority party politicians who have the power to block the new tax in Parliament say that a permanent fund should be established to help with reconstruction costs resulting from the country's frequent natural disasters.
