Abstract

Cyclones, as powerful and destructive natural phenomena, have significant socio-economic consequences on the affected regions. This paper aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the socioeconomic impact of cyclones by examining the various dimensions of their effects on communities, infrastructure, economies, and livelihoods. Cyclones are severe weather events that have the potential to cause significant damage to both the environment and human societies. This paper aims to provide a concise overview of the geographical analysis and socio-economic impact of cyclones, examining their consequences on various aspects of society and the economy. By considering case studies and previous research, this analysis explores the short-term and longterm effects of cyclones on communities, infrastructure, livelihoods, and government response. The analysis highlights that the direct impact of cyclones on human lives is the most devastating aspect. The loss of life, injuries, and the ensuing emotional trauma have long-lasting consequences for affected individuals and communities. Moreover, the destruction of physical infrastructure, including housing, roads, power supply, and communication networks, impedes rescue and relief efforts, hinders economic activities, and slows down the recovery process.

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