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 1. PEOPLE

A. What is the impact of calamity to the people?

Natural calamities have become so commonplace that they hardly receivepassing notice on the news unless there have been a large number of casualties. Mudslides, floods are just few of ways nature strikes on a dailybasis, leaving behind destructions and heartaches. People have learned toprepare for the possibility of these calamities, but no amount of preparationcan lessen the impact that natural disasters have on every aspect of society.The emotional toll of natural disasters is much more devastating. The deathof a loved one may be the worst-case scenario but it’s not the only lasting

emotional effect victims experience .Whole communities may be displaced,separating friends and neighbours; victims face anxiety and depression asthey wonder if it could happen again. In extreme cases, they may experiencepost-traumatic stress disorder. Natural disasters can thrust families into asituation where they must do without modern conveniences like electric andrunning water. They may not be able to get to town to buy necessities andhave to rely on what they have stocked up.

B. what is the challenges on our part?

Preventing, preparing for, and recovering fromdisasters and emergencies has become a priorityfor everyone. And to ensure that appropriate,procedure, and resources are in place to provideprompt effective assistance to disaster victims, thusfacilitating relief measures and rehabilitation of services. It includes all of the activities that need tobe carried out prior to a disaster to ensure thatdisaster response activities run as smoothly aspossible.

C. what was your response?

nurses contribute specific skills in times of disaster. They serve not only as firstresponders to some events, but also embrace a population-based vision with thenecessary skills and competencies to develop policies and comprehensive plans,conduct and evaluate disaster response.

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2. Environment

A. What is the impact of calamity to the environment?

Floods make an enormous impact on the environment and society. Floods destroydrainage systems in cities, causing raw sewage to spill out into bodies of water. Also,in cases of severe floods, homes and even buildings can be significantly damagedand even destroyed. This can lead to catastrophic effects on the environment as

many toxic materials can be released into the rivers, lakes, bays, and ocean, killingmaritime life. Floods may also cause a millions of damage to a city, both evictingpeople from their homes and ruining business .Floods cause significant amounts of erosion to coasts, leading to more frequent flooding if not repaired.

B. what is the challenges on our part?

Preventing, preparing for, and recovering from disasters and emergencies hasbecome a priority for everyone. And to ensure that appropriate, procedure, andresources are in place to provide prompt effective assistance to disaster victims, thusfacilitating relief measures and rehabilitation of services. It includes all of theactivities that need to be carried out prior to a disaster to ensure that disaster response activities run as smoothly as possible.

C. what was your response?

Nurses contribute specific skills in times of disaster. They serve not only as firstresponders to some events, but also embrace a population-based vision with the

necessary skills and competencies to develop policies and comprehensive plans,conduct and evaluate disaster response.

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3. Properties

A. What is the impact of calamity to properties?

The biggest visible effect of natural disasters is the physical ruin they leavebehind. Homes, vehicles and personal possessions are often destroyed withina short period of time, leaving families homeless and shutting somebusinesses down permanently.

B. .what is the challenges on our part?

Preventing, preparing for, and recovering from disasters and emergencies hasbecome a priority for everyone. And to ensure that appropriate, procedure, andresources are in place to provide prompt effective assistance to disaster victims, thusfacilitating relief measures and rehabilitation of services. It includes all of theactivities that need to be carried out prior to a disaster to ensure that disaster response activities run as smoothly as possible.

C. .What was your response?

Procedures set in place before a catastrophe occurs ensure a speedier and moreeffective response. A preventative measure, such as strengthening the infrastructureof houses in flood prone areas, minimizes the risk of injuries and helps people toresume normal life more quickly.

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4. Services

A. What is the impact of calamity to services?

Natural disasters almost always lead to a disruption in utility services around thearea impacted. Banks and other businesses might be closed, affecting family’s abilityto withdraw money to pay bills and buy groceries. They may not be able to get totown to buy necessities and have to rely on what they have stocked up.

B. what is the challenges on our part?

Preventing, preparing for, and recovering from disasters and emergencies hasbecome a priority for everyone. And to ensure that appropriate, procedure, andresources are in place to provide prompt effective assistance to disaster victims, thusfacilitating relief measures and rehabilitation of services. It includes all of theactivities that need to be carried out prior to a disaster to ensure that disaster response activities run as smoothly as possible.

C .What was your response?

Procedures set in place before a catastrophe occurs ensure a speedier and moreeffective response. A preventative measure, such as strengthening the infrastructureof houses in flood prone areas, minimizes the risk of injuries and helps people toresume normal life more quickly.

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5. Livelihood

A. What is the impact of calamity to livelihood?

 As communication links and infrastructure such as power plants, roads and bridgesare damaged and disrupted, economic activities come to a standstill, resulting indislocation and the dysfunction of normal life for a period much beyond the durationof the flooding. Similarly, the direct effect on production assets be it in agriculture or industry, can inhibit regularly activity and lead to loss of livelihoods. The spill over effects of the loss of livelihoods can be felt in business and commercial activitieseven in adjacent non-flooded areas.

B. what is the challenges on our part? 

Preventing, preparing for, and recovering from disasters and emergencies hasbecome a priority for everyone. And to ensure that appropriate, procedure, andresources are in place to provide prompt effective assistance to disaster victims, thusfacilitating relief measures and rehabilitation of services. It includes all of theactivities that need to be carried out prior to a disaster to ensure that disaster response activities run as smoothly as possible.

C. What was your response?

Nurses contribute specific skills in times of disaster. They serve not only as firstresponders to some events, but also embrace a population-based vision with thenecessary skills and competencies to develop policies and comprehensive plans,conduct and evaluate disaster response.