In the past 20 years, climate-related disasters have almost doubled compared with the previous 20 years, affecting more than 4 billion people. According to United Nations news, these disasters have claimed millions of lives and caused economic losses of more than 2.97 trillion dollars. In 2020, a tropical cyclone hit the coast of many countries, and the affected countries have been struggling to cope with serious liquidity crises and debt burdens, while the COVID-19 pandemic has made the situation worse. In Europe, the most common disasters are river floods (22%), ordinary storms (14%), and ordinary floods (10%) according to the distribution of disasters according to related hazards. From 1970 to 2019, Europe recorded 1672 disasters, resulting in 159438 deaths and 476.5 billion US dollars of economic damage. Among the recorded disasters, floods (38%) and storms (32%) are the most common causes.
Preair suggested that after the flood, the houses soaked by the flood should be cleaned in time, and the soaked furniture should be cleaned and put outside in the sun to dry if the weather permits. However, it is not enough to rely solely on natural light for dehumidification. The conditions for receiving sunlight inside the house are very limited. If the interior of the house cannot be dried completely, mold and bacteria will breed, which will directly endanger human health. Moreover, it is necessary to reduce the humidity in the house to a suitable level for the human body as soon as possible.
Post time: Dec-13-2022