Table 1.

Distribution of the Studied Variables Across the Study Site

Variables	Total (348; 100%)	Manikganj (184; 52.9%)	Kurigram (164; 47.9%)	χ2 Test Value	p-value
Gender
Female	176 (50.6%)	107 (58.2%)	69 (42.1%)	8.968	0.003
Male	172 (49.4%)	77 (41.8%)	95 (57.9%)
Family status
Lower class	306 (89.5%)	158 (87.8%)	148 (91.4%)	1.160	0.281
Middle class	36 (10.5%)	22 (12.2%)	14 (8.6%)
Having number of total children
1 to 4	300 (87.5%)	168 (92.8%)	132 (81.5%)	10.019	0.002
More than 4	43 (12.5%)	13 (7.2%)	30 (18.5%)
Educational status
No education	159 (45.8%)	69 (37.7%)	90 (54.9%)	14.039	0.001
Primary	146 (42.1%)	83 (45.4%)	63 (38.4%)
Secondary	42 (12.1%)	31 (16.9%)	11 (6.7%)
Having number of earning members in the family
None	17 (4.9%)	7 (3.8%)	10 (6.1%)	15.509	<0.001
One	252 (72.4%)	120 (65.2%)	132 (80.5%)
More than one	79 (22.7%)	57 (31.0%)	22 (13.4%)
Getting flood warning prior its incidence
No	218 (62.8%)	110 (59.8%)	108 (66.3%)	1.552	0.213
Yes	129 (37.2%)	74 (40.2%)	55 (33.7%)
Preventive measures taken
No	218 (63.2%)	99 (54.1%)	119 (73.5%)	13.844	<0.001
Yes	127 (36.8%)	84 (45.9%)	43 (26.5%)
Effects of flood
Severe effect	162 (46.4%)	46 (25.0%)	116 (70.7%)	91.956	<0.001
Moderate effect	147 (42.2%)	100 (54.3%)	47 (28.7%)
Lower effect	39 (11.2%)	38 (20.7%)	1 (0.6%)
Depression
No	121 (34.8%)	87 (47.3%)	34 (20.7%)	26.952	<0.001
Yes	227 (65.2%)	97 (52.7%)	130 (79.3%)
Anxiety
No	194 (55.7%)	114 (62.0%)	80 (48.8%)	6.102	0.014
Yes	154 (44.3%)	70 (38%)	84 (51.2%)
PTSD
No	60 (17.2%)	46 (25.0%)	14 (8.5%)	16.472	<0.001
Yes	288 (82.8%)	138 (75.0%)	150 (91.5%)