Places before they disappear 1 What is this place?

Places before they disappear
1 What is this place?
2.Why is it danger?
3.Why you should go there?
4.How much does it cost to go there?
5.What can be done to change the situation?
The republic of Maldives one of the most touristic and beautiful places and it is located North Indean Ocean. The Maldive is an island nation in the indian ocean comprised of 1200 coral islands in 26 attols over 35000 square km.
The capital of Maldive is Male. With a population of 252 000 and an are of 8.30 square km.It is also one of cities in the most densely populated in the world(27.180/ km)
Maldives has attractive, not imagining and has a nature that is nowhere to be found and draws over 600,000 tourists annually.
2010
2021
One of the biggest problem is rising ocean water and flooding. extremely vulnerable to rising sea level and faces the very real possibility that the majority of its land area will be underwater by the end of this century.
Since the 1950s, sea level in and around the Maldives has been rising at a rate of 0.03–0.06 inches (0.8–1.6 millimeters) per year.Because of the Maldivian topography, small changes in sea level translate into extensive land inundation. During scientist researching was detected that If government do not find solution this problem, Maldive will be underwater in 2100.
One of the my hobby is travelling. My intetion is visit to Maldive islands with my family for chilling out. Also I want to see its nature and enjoying this. Every year Maldive`s nature extinc rapidly. If you go to trip with family to Maldive You need more money than usually. You should be an average of $10000
BY PLANE 265- 800 $
The Maldivian Ministry of Home Affairs Housing and Environment should identify potential measures to help the country adapt to rising seas. These may include protecting groundwater and increasing rainwater harvesting, as well as increasing the elevation of critical infrastructure.
I think that, Migration is also a potential solution for Maldivians. The government should interest in buying a new homeland, though this approach would come at a high price, both financially and culturally.