Rescue and relief operations in earthquake disaster.

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Subject: The aim of this paper is to analyse the magnitude of damage and destruction during an earthquake disaster and recommend measures to carry out effective rescue and relief work to minimise human sufferings. This work is based on personal experiences while rendering Army assistance to civil administration for the rescue and relief work during the Latur earthquake in India in September/October, 1993

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The aim of this paper is to analyse the magnitude of damage and destruction during an earthquake disaster and recommend measures to carry out effective rescue and relief work to minimise human sufferings. This work is based on personal experiences while rendering Army assistance to civil administration for the rescue and relief work during the Latur earthquake in India in September/October, 1993

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