FIRE

A forest fire is an uncontrolled fire that quickly spreads across forests and other plants due to a combination of dry weather, high winds, and an abundance of flammable materials.

WATER

Floods happen when an excess of water, brought on by severe rains, fast melting snow, storm surges from tropical cyclones, or tsunamis in coastal locations, submerges land.

WIND

A drought is an extended dry period defined by a lack of precipitation, which affects the environment, economy, health, and agriculture by causing a scarcity of water.

EARTH

When a hurricane originates over tropical or subtropical waters, it can cause tornadoes, rip currents, and inland floods due to its powerful winds, storm surge flooding, and heavy rainfall.

SAVE THE EARTH.

FIRE The natural calamities across the globe such as forest fires and eruptions

WATER The natural calamities across the globe such as Tsunamis and Floods

EARTH The natural calamities across the globe such as Earthquakes and volcanoes

AIR The natural calamities across the globe such as tornadoes and hurricanes

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