Disaster Management

1. What are the 5 ways to do during earthquake?

Here are the 5 things you can do during Earth Quakes:

1. Stay inside where you are.
2. Drop under heavy furniture such as a table, desk, bed or any solid furniture.
3. Cover your head to prevent being hit by falling objects.
4. Hold onto the object that you are under.
5. Keep clear of windows—glass may shatter from the shaking.

2. Explain in detail biological disasters?

The obliterating impacts brought about by a colossal spread of a particular sort of living organism that might spread infection, viruses, or an invasion of plant, creature, or bug on a pestilence or pandemic level. The recent COVID 19 pandemic is an example of a biological natural disaster.

3. How can we avoid manmade disasters?

• Constructing risky industries and factories away from cities and towns.
•  Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!
• Use oil skimmer boats immediately to clean oil spills.
• Vacate people immediately from affected areas and shift to a safe place and ensure doctor consultation.

4. What is disaster management class 9 project?

A disaster management project is a strategy to help community or organisation in disaster prevention, response, and recovery. It is Created by the Social communities, Government Organization and Trust Agencies.

5. What are the Disaster Management project ideas?

Best Disaster Management Project ideas for college students ( Class 9, 10, 11)

1. Rescue.
2. Relocation.
3. Provision Food and Water.
4. Provision Emergency Health Care.
5. Prevention of Disease and Disability.
6. Repairing Vital Services e.g. Telecommunications, Transport.
7. Provision Temporary Shelter.

Disaster Management: Disaster Management is an incorporated course of planning, sorting out, organizing, and carrying out measures that are essential for risk reduction during disasters and to face the consequences well prepared. Disaster management ensures rescue and relief.

And A disaster is characterized as a disturbance of enormous scope, either regular or man-made, happening in short or extensive stretches. Disasters can prompt human, material, monetary or ecological difficulties, which can be much higher than the tolerable limit of the impacted society.