Understanding Mudslides and Their Impact
Mudslides, also known as debris flows, are fast-moving landslides triggered by heavy rainfall, rapid snowmelt, and earthquakes. These natural disasters pose significant risks to infrastructure, roadways, railways, and power transmission lines, often causing severe damage, service disruptions, and safety hazards.
When a mudslide occurs, it can bury roads, wash out bridge foundations, and compromise slope stability, leading to costly repairs and prolonged closures. Without immediate intervention, continued instability may lead to recurring slides, further endangering critical assets and public safety.
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