Avalanche

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Avalanches are a type of natural hazard that can occur in mountainous regions around the world. They happen when a mass of snow or ice suddenly breaks loose and starts to slide downhill, often with great force and speed. Our Avalanche page provides a comprehensive guide to these natural phenomena, including their causes, effects, and mitigation strategies.

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