well over 10 000 people die from dirty water. this is because rivers are bieng polluted with waste from near by factories
Yes, there was a severe shortage of food and water during Hurricane Katrina. Many residents were stranded without access to basic necessities for days due to flooding, power outages, and breakdowns in communication. Relief efforts were hindered by the scale and intensity of the disaster.
1. Due to acute shortage of fresh water, many children die in poor countries. 2. I have seen the shortage of electricity in Pakistan many times. 3. A famine is actually shortage of edibles in a very large area due to natural reasons. 4. Shortage of blood supply to the brain can cause a stroke. 5. Dearth is a synonym of shortage.
if you have a good shortage than u can die becsuase you need the nutrients from it and you cant survive off of water.
yes they do they will dehydrate like humans so they need water
Widespread disease, shortage of food and water, and it's an extremely poor country.
the result of a land shortage meant that not as much things could be grown which therefore means that the people of Britain could not have as much food and then people would have started to die from starvation
The word scarcity means that something is hard to obtain. For example, one might see, 'In World War 2 there was a scarcity of photographic film in Britain'. Shortage is more commonly used of essentials, especially food.
many people die, and even the people who do get water die, becasue the water isn't clean. This cause wars, and many other things, that can easily be prevented.
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I would have to say yes. The Titanic did have a shortage of lifeboats.
Not sure what you want to know. Some particular drought may have some particular problem associated with it, but , in general, a drought is an extreme shortage of water. Water is necessary for crops , animals and humans. In a severe drought, crops dry up, farm animals would die, if not killed for food. People would die, but they generally migrate to seek water, or else relief agencies bring them water. Drought cause food shortage and make sanitation difficult. Lack of sanitation leads to disease. Countries where drought are common often suffer from poverty.