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(Created page with "A '''flood''' is an over·flow of water. Dry land flows with water. 400px|on the picture you see a flood after rain A '''flood''' is too much...") |
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Dry land flows with water. | Dry land flows with water. | ||
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Or a [[storm]]. | Or a [[storm]]. | ||
Or a [[tsunami]] | Or a [[tsunami]]. | ||
When there is too much water, land | When there is too much water, land over·flows. | ||
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People and their belongings have to [[Emergency evacuation|evacuate]] quickly. | People and their belongings have to [[Emergency evacuation|evacuate]] quickly. | ||
People must | People must leave their homes. | ||
And go to save grounds. | And have to go to save grounds. | ||
Or to higher grounds. | |||
People go to where the land is dry. | People go to where the land is dry. | ||
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To protect people. | To protect people. | ||
But it is difficult to [[Flood control|control flood]]s. | |||