Unless you have undergone the same situation, it difficult to wrap your mind around the effects of natural disasters. Our prayers go to those who suffered the wrath of Mother Nature's destruction. While we wish we could go back in time and save those who were taken from us by the recent tornadoes and storms, the unfortunate truth is that we can only hope.

Providing support in funding facilities, food, and physical work is the best way to help the victims and their families back from this tragedy. Personally, the severity of this situation has always surprised me. It is disturbing that there are resources available to prevent deterioration. One upside seems that the world has started to recognize the need for stronger homes and buildings to protect against damage claims. Due to which steel supported buildings have become a rage in modern construction. You can find about frame supported structure via https://quickframes.com/

The earthquakes in Japan tore down homes and the subsequent tsunami carried cars through the streets and collapsed structures still standing. The exceptions to this however were the newer steel-framed metal buildings. The strength of the metal buildings is likely the reason why they are being used to rebuild devastated areas like Haiti, which was ravaged by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake.

It is understandable that in the past with a lack of design options steel buildings people who forgo steel framed buildings for more traditional wooden framed buildings. Fortunately, today there are design and panel options that make it nearly impossible to tell the difference between a steel building and a wooden cabin.