Earthquake in Mexico [kit] : 19 September 1985.

Contributor(s):

Pan American Health Organization

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington, D.C. : The Organization, 1987Description: 39 slides : col. + 1 bookletSubject(s):

Earthquakes -- Mexico -- Mexico City

DDC classification:

363.34950972 20

Subject: Thirty-nine slides and accompanying script that illustrate structural damage, particularly to health sector institutions; environmental health and water supply problems; search and rescue operations; improvised vaccination campaigns; and international assistance to the flooded country in the aftermath of the earthquake

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Thirty-nine slides and accompanying script that illustrate structural damage, particularly to health sector institutions; environmental health and water supply problems; search and rescue operations; improvised vaccination campaigns; and international assistance to the flooded country in the aftermath of the earthquake

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