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Will Mark Brainlest ( all the disaster are hazard but all the hazard are not disaster) give reason
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Explanation to the following question is as follows;
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Any phenomenon that would have the potential to cause severe death or property damage is considered a danger. When the potential for devastation is realised, a hazard becomes a disaster. All catastrophes are risks, but not all risks are catastrophes. Hazards do not always result in devastation.