Disaster Preparedness refers to the planning and activities that individuals, organizations, and governments undertake to prepare for potential disasters. This includes assessing risks, developing response plans, conducting training exercises, and establishing communication channels to ensure a coordinated and effective response when a disaster occurs. The goal of disaster preparedness is to minimize the impact of disasters on people, property, and the environment, facilitating quicker recovery and restoration of normalcy. Key components often include creating emergency kits, implementing evacuation plans, conducting risk assessments, and educating the community about disaster response procedures.
The Silent Prelude to Shaking Earth Recent research reveals that a gradual, non-shaking movement often precedes earthquakes, raising questions about how and why these seismic events occur. Focused on laboratory-based…