[{
        "label": "River (or fluvial) flooding",
        "labelcss": "color:#000;",
        "image": "img/river_flooding.png",
        "info": "<p><strong>River (or fluvial) flooding</strong></p><p>This type of flooding occurs when a river exceeds its bank sides. It is particularly dangerous, because the current of the river can mean the flood water is fast flowing. Even shallow water can move large objects (like a car) if the water is fast flowing.</p>"
    },

    {
        "label": "Coastal (or tidal)  flooding",
        "labelcss": "color:#000;",
        "image": "img/coastal_flooding.png",
        "info": "<p><strong>Coastal (or tidal) flooding</strong></p><p>This type of flooding occurs when seawater over tops coastal defences and requires local communities to retreat further inland. It is particularly damaging, because the sea salt in the flood water damages buildings and can cause salination of soil and groundwater.</p>"
    },
    {
        "label": "Surface water (or pluvial) flooding",
        "labelcss": "color:#000;",
        "image": "img/surface_water.png",
        "info": "<p><strong>Surface water (or pluvial) flooding</strong></p><p>This type of flooding can happen even if a community is not located near a river or the sea. Heavy rainfall creates surface water that cannot drain away. This may be because drains are blocked or inadequate or because areas have become built up and reduced the efficiency of the natural drainage capacities.</p>"
    },
    {
        "label": "Groundwater flooding",
        "labelcss": "color:#000;",
        "image": "img/groundwater_flooding.png",
        "info": "<p><strong>Groundwater flooding</strong></p><p>This type of flooding occurs when rainfall raises the water table in an area, so that if the water table rises up through a slope, it may reach a point where the water table is higher than the ground level. This means that water can no longer seep into the ground, but collects as groundwater or pours down from water-logged higher ground. It may require communities to consider flood management measures that prevent water from rising up from below their properties.</p>"
    },
    {
        "label": "Sewer flooding",
        "labelcss": "color:#fff;",
        "image": "img/sewer_flooding.png",
        "info": "<p><strong>Sewer flooding </strong></p><p>This type of flooding usually occurs when a sewage pipe is blocked or flooded with rainwater. It is particularly dangerous, because the contents of the flood water contaminate the areas inundated. Professional clean-up is necessary to ensure the health risks are minimal.</p>"
    },
    {
        "label": "Reservoir flooding",
        "labelcss": "color:#fff;",
        "image": "img/reservoir_flooding.png",
        "info": "<p><strong>Reservoir flooding </strong></p><p>This type of flooding occurs when the dams holding reservoir water back fail and water flows down the natural water path. It is particularly dangerous, because there is a large volume of water, which flows fast and can only be avoided by reaching higher ground.</p>"
    }
]