Air disaster response planning : the getting ready.
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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1990Description: 10 p. : illSubject(s): Subject: After an air disaster, a state of chaos is likely to result unless an adequate emergency response plan has been prepared and practised. Examined are the steps which must be taken to prevent the deterioration of the situation, placing emphasis on learning from previous incidents and active pre-emergency planning. The essential elements of the plan, together with other factors which should be considered, are outlined in the text.
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Reprinted from Disaster Management; vol. 2 no. 4; p.183-191
After an air disaster, a state of chaos is likely to result unless an adequate emergency response plan has been prepared and practised. Examined are the steps which must be taken to prevent the deterioration of the situation, placing emphasis on learning from previous incidents and active pre-emergency planning. The essential elements of the plan, together with other factors which should be considered, are outlined in the text.
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