The Cycle of Floods and Their Negative Consequences in the Kharagauli District

Abstract

Natural disasters pose a problem for many countries of the world, preceded by global climate warming, the result of which is landslides, avalanches, rock avalanches, glacial activities, mudslides, and flash floods. Here, we should single out the Kharaguli region, where floods and flash floods have occurred for years. Currently, tectonic processes are activated in the region, as a result of which landslides and rock avalanches are activated. As a result, the Karneba River was blocked by a landslide. In order to prevent the danger of a landslide, a channel was built, as a result of which unlimited flash floods were avoided. Therefore, constant observation and monitoring are needed to prevent catastrophic flash floods.