1. Homes, buildings, and infrastructure like roads and bridges can be destroyed or severely damaged.


2. Flooding can lead to Loss of Life due to drowning or related accidents.


3. Stagnant water can breed diseases such as malaria and cholera, and contaminated water supplies can cause health issues.


4. Communities may need to evacuate, leading to temporary or permanent displacement of residents.


5. Flooding disrupts local economies, causing losses in businesses, agriculture, and livelihoods.


6. Floods can wash away or submerge crops, leading to loss of harvests and food shortages.


7. Farmland may suffer from erosion, loss of fertile topsoil, and reduced soil quality, affecting future agricultural productivity.


8. Floodwaters can drown livestock or lead to diseases, reducing the number of animals for farming.


9. Irrigation systems, fences, and farm buildings can be damaged, impacting agricultural operations.


10. Flooding can lead to the destruction of natural habitats, pollution of waterways, and loss of biodiversity.