Report on tropical cyclone Ami /.

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TextPublication details: Fiji : National Disaster Management Office, 2003.Edition: 1st editionDescription: 49 p. ; 30 cmReview: Fiji opened 2003 with great misfortune when Tropical Cyclone Ami struck the northern and Eastern divisions in mid-January causing widespread devastation. Ami was a manifestation of the country's vulnerability to cyclones and other natural hazards like flodds and landslides; these have become part and parcel of life in this country. The Governments response to the aftermath was decisive and comprehensive. The primary object at this point was to protect life and property, restore essential services and provide immediate relief to victims.

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Fiji opened 2003 with great misfortune when Tropical Cyclone Ami struck the northern and Eastern divisions in mid-January causing widespread devastation. Ami was a manifestation of the country's vulnerability to cyclones and other natural hazards like flodds and landslides; these have become part and parcel of life in this country. The Governments response to the aftermath was decisive and comprehensive. The primary object at this point was to protect life and property, restore essential services and provide immediate relief to victims.

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