Did the mountain torrents and mudslides caused by heavy rainfall in Pu 'er cause economic losses in this area?

This year is not a simple year. First of all, at the beginning of the year, novel coronavirus, the global economy was greatly affected. China is no exception. The extensive rainfall in China has caused economic losses in many areas. Recently, Yunnan has also been affected by heavy rainfall. As we all know, Yunnan has rugged terrain and numerous mountains. This kind of heavy rainfall weather and large-scale precipitation lead to soft mountain soil, which is particularly prone to landslides and mudslides. Among them, Pu 'er also suffered from heavy rainfall, causing flash floods and mudslides. As we all know, most of Yunnan's tea is famous all over the country, but this flash flood has also caused certain economic losses to Pu 'er. Zhu Yaoao showed the following aspects:

First, heavy rainfall caused landslides and tea trees were washed away.

As we all know, if you want to grow good tea, you have to choose good terrain. Tea trees like to grow on a well-drained hillside. The reason why Pu 'er tea is so famous in China is that Yunnan is mountainous and has many terrains suitable for the growth of tea trees. Besides, the unique climate of Pu 'er tea makes it very famous in China. The heavy rainfall caused the soft soil in the mountain, causing landslides, flash floods and mudslides, which was a devastating blow to the growth of tea trees. Not only the tea trees were washed away, but also the existing tea trees were washed away. Heavy precipitation will inevitably lead to a decline in the output of Pu 'er tea, and the washed-away tea trees will continue to affect the output of tea next year, causing certain economic losses to the local area.

Second, heavy rainfall triggered flash floods, threatening people's economy and life safety.

Precipitation is a beautiful thing. For people who rely on agricultural cultivation, precipitation is a good thing, but too much precipitation will turn into natural disasters. It cannot be said that natural disasters have no impact on the local economy. The continuous precipitation caused flash floods and mudslides, which not only flooded villages, but also threatened people's lives and health. This is also a loss.

Generally speaking, natural disasters will cause local economic losses, and only through scientific and reasonable prevention in advance can the losses be reduced.