Earthquakes are now part of the all hazards approach to disaster management.

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Barchard, R. P

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Subject: Earthquakes are now part of the all hazards approach to disaster management. It is important for the direction of decisive leadership being provided at local government levels to recognize that emergency services need to be fully integrated into the comprehensive disaster management process.

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Workshop Dates 24-25 October 1991

Earthquakes are now part of the all hazards approach to disaster management. It is important for the direction of decisive leadership being provided at local government levels to recognize that emergency services need to be fully integrated into the comprehensive disaster management process.

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