India interrupted / James Denney.

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TextPublication details: [S.l. : s.n.], 2001Description: [20] leavesDDC classification:

363.3495810954 21

Subject: On January 26, 2001, a massive earthquake rocked the state of Gujurat, killing and injuring thousands and leaving 600,000 homeless and desperate survivors searching collapsed structures for their loved ones. The structural collapses were predictable, the result of poor construction practices, geography and un-reinforced masonry. Contributing factors included a disaster management plan that had not yet matured, compounded by a lack of system capacity, logistic capability and the problems of bureaucracy and politics

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On January 26, 2001, a massive earthquake rocked the state of Gujurat, killing and injuring thousands and leaving 600,000 homeless and desperate survivors searching collapsed structures for their loved ones. The structural collapses were predictable, the result of poor construction practices, geography and un-reinforced masonry. Contributing factors included a disaster management plan that had not yet matured, compounded by a lack of system capacity, logistic capability and the problems of bureaucracy and politics

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