Disasters management and Public participation!

Abstract:

The most beautiful gifts given by nature include air, water, trees. But if the same air assumes a violent form, if the same water shows evil qualities, if the same tree leaves its support, a great calamity may occur. A disaster is a crisis that causes large-scale loss of life, economic and social life to a nation or society and has far-reaching effects on that nation or society. Such a crisis is called a disaster. Disasters are events that have a major impact on humans and the environment. Disasters are unpredictable. A natural disaster is a very terrible and dangerous phenomenon that occurs suddenly and usually causes damage to houses, property, goods and many other types and also causes many deaths. Due to human mistakes, it is increasing day by day as human beings misuse the ecological resources. There are many types of natural disasters such as volcanoes, floods, earthquakes, droughts, landslides, cyclones, tsunamis, avalanches, thunderstorms, heat waves and lightning. Due to some disasters, the economic backbone of the countries has been broken. For this, people should be educated about this disaster, information should be exchanged, training should be given to deal with these situations, a sense of security should be instilled in the general public, financial and medical assistance should be provided to the disaster affected people quickly and proper management should be done during the disaster, it should be the aim of the government, and at the same time the people should also participate. Unfortunately, the poor people of the world are the sure victims of this natural disaster. Recent tsunamis, volcanoes, earthquakes are recent examples of this. For this, the governments of the country and the country hold hands with the media and make a declaration and explain its reasoning to the people