Health And Social Care Level 3 Unit 2 P2

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P1: Natural disasters have occured since the creation of the Earth and its enviornment. Sometimes they happen because it is earth’s way of releasing the stress and pressure that has been exerted onto it wether it was caused by humans or itself. Either way, these disasters can produce a multitude of negative effects towards the natural resources and life on Earth.
P2: Sierra Leone is a particularly small nation located on the west section of Africa. This nation maybe small, but it contains about seven million people, most of which who live in or by the capital, Freetown. On August 14, 2017, the lives of many residents changed forever. In the morning, the ground started shaking violently as people were making their way to work and leaving their

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