Disaster Management refers to the coordinated efforts and processes involved in preparing for, responding to, recovering from, and mitigating the impacts of disasters. It encompasses a range of activities aimed at minimizing the effects of disasters, which can be natural (such as hurricanes, earthquakes, floods) or human-made (such as industrial accidents, terrorist attacks). The goal of disaster management is to enhance the resilience of communities, reduce vulnerability, and ensure rapid recovery through effective planning, resource allocation, and communication among various stakeholders, including government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and communities. Key components of disaster management include risk assessment, preparedness planning, emergency response, recovery efforts, and mitigation strategies to prevent future disasters or lessen their impact.
Embrace uncertainty as an advantage to enhance disaster preparedness. The "Nankai Trough Earthquake Advisory" increased awareness but highlighted confusion in response strategies. Disaster preparedness requires action, not inaction, driven by…