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Threats of the gujrat earthquake
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Some 400 earthquake-resistant houses have been built in the Deen Dayal Nagar neighbourhood following the quake. ...
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The area was not at all well prepared for the earthquake. ... Prediction and forecasting of earthquake is not possible, so the preparation should be taken against earthquake, so that the damages occurred due to the earthquake is less. ...
Outside India: Bangladesh, China, Nepal and Pakistan
Total Death: 60,000 (Official figure, estimated to be in many thousands)
Total injured: 45,000 (Official figure, estimated to be in many thousands)
Most needed relief Short Term Needs
Water
Medicine
Blankets
Dry food packets
Doctors
Orthopedic Surgeons
Psychologists
Engineering equipments
Long Term Need: Livelihood Relief
The major recommendations include; strengthening the existing network of earthquake instrumentation in a quick mission mode; continuous updating of the seismic zonation map; mission mode programme on micro-zonation at least in Zone 4 and 5 on high priority; a long-term earthquake forecasting programme with possible international collaboration; periodic revision of the standards for buildings with one beginning immediately; workable methodologies for implementing the building code; greater attention to new constructions as well as the existing ones to minimise damage and reduce fatalities and industrys participation in disaster management with government eff
Response / Behavior
Army Hospital at Bhuj opened its door to civilians
Hospitals set up by state government and IMA, Israel, France, Ukraine, Denmark, Red Cross Societies of Norway, Finland and Germany
Essential supplies of wheat, groundnut, oil and sugar rushed to Kutch district for free distribution
Free community kitchen services provided
Cash doles given to 911096 families
Household kits given to 372027 families
Death compensation paid to 13378 cases
Injury assistance given to 19648 cases
Emergency shelters to 248947 families
International rescue teams arrive: Netherlands, France, Japan, Ukraine, Switzerland, UK, Russia, Germany, Bulgaria and Israel
Rescue equipment (5449): JCBs, bull dozers, cranes, excavators, dumpers, trucks, gas cutters
Allowance of 250 rupees per family per month allotted
2104 technical persons, 6213 nontechnical persona and 13353 laborers
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Title: Threats of the gujrat earthquake
Words: 632 Rating: None Pages: 2.5 submitted by: iwantsomeessays
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