Water Water Everywhere

An overflow of excess water onto normally dry land

A severe shortage of water in a region

Heavy snowfall on mountains

Blowing of strong high-speed winds

Continuous heavy rainfall

Volcanic eruption

Earthquakes

Forest fires

Low-lying areas near rivers

Under big trees

High and safe grounds

Basements of houses

Diabetes

Cholera

Asthma

Rickets

Roots absorb water and hold soil tightly

Trees stop rainfall from happening

Trees make the land smooth

Trees block sunlight completely

Bicycles and motorcycles

Boats and helicopters

Trains and tram cars

Buses and trucks

Clean water sources get contaminated with floodwater

Water turns into ice instantly

All water evaporates immediately

Water becomes too salty to drink

Heavy furniture and iron boxes

Clean drinking water, dry food, and medicines

Toys and storybooks only

Decorative items for homes

Collecting and conserving rainwater for future use

Increasing flood intensity in rivers

Polluting underground water resources

Stopping rainfall completely

Heavy electronic goods

Food packets and water pouches

Sandbags and stones

Storybooks and toys

Crops grow faster and healthier

Crops get destroyed and damaged

Crops turn into trees

There is no effect on crops