Vocabulary - Dealing with disaster

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Across
  1. 1. Initiated or set in motion; often used in the context of starting a project, campaign, or program.
  2. 3. Obstructed or hindered; prevented from moving or progressing.
  3. 4. A lack or insufficiency of something, typically essential resources, leading to demand exceeding supply.
  4. 6. Scattered pieces of waste or remains, often resulting from destruction or damage.
  5. 7. Requested or sought help or support from someone, often in a formal manner.
  6. 8. Restricted in amount, degree, or extent; not abundant or available in sufficient quantities.
  7. 11. A time of intense difficulty, trouble, or danger, often requiring urgent action and response.
  8. 13. To run away or escape from a place or situation, often in response to danger or threat.
  9. 14. Assistance or support provided to help someone in need, especially during emergencies or crises.
  10. 15. The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities needed for the operation of a society or enterprise, such as transportation, communication, and utilities.
Down
  1. 2. To remove people from a dangerous place to a safer location, especially during emergencies or disasters.
  2. 4. Essential items or resources needed for a particular purpose, especially in times of crisis.
  3. 5. A sudden and violent shaking of the ground, often causing significant damage and disruption.
  4. 9. A specific job or duty that needs to be completed, often with a particular goal in mind.
  5. 10. Severe and overwhelming destruction or damage, often resulting from natural disasters or catastrophic events.
  6. 12. An increase or upward movement, often used to describe the growth or escalation of a situation or condition.