Effects
-2.4 million farmers affected- cannot grow or produce crops of livestock, no money can be made for farmers livelihoods and will not be able to afford necessities to survive so people will die from starvation as no food is being made
-130 million cattle killed- dead bodies of cattle infect the water supplies, making it dirty and unsafe to drink- so diseases like cholera spread, leading to deaths. No cattle can be used as food, more starvation and death & limited exports
-11,000km of roads damaged- transport is made very hard so emergency services will struggle to help those in need and transport of goods for export/import will be much harder. Bangladesh will not be able to make money from exports to cope with the disaster
-23.5 million people homeless- people with no homes will struggle to survive, exposed to disease & weather conditions, leading to death. Government pressure to help those suffering increases. People will have no money for a decent standard of living.

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Note on geography case studies one, created by jessmitchell on 20/05/2014.