Safeguarding health during disaster.

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Subject: Natural disasters have and shall continue to cause untold havoc on the health of the population-at-risk. Adequate planning to safeguard human health is still at a nascent stage. There exists a dire necessity for update on data and information related to immediate morbidity and a follow up study to assess the long-term impact of natural disasters on human health

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At head of title: "International Conference on Disaster Management Cooperative Networking in South Asia, 28th to 30th November 1999, New Delhi"

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Natural disasters have and shall continue to cause untold havoc on the health of the population-at-risk. Adequate planning to safeguard human health is still at a nascent stage. There exists a dire necessity for update on data and information related to immediate morbidity and a follow up study to assess the long-term impact of natural disasters on human health

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