When disaster strikes: a handbook for the media.
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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: SEP 1990Description: 40 p. : illReport number: FEMA-79Subject(s): Subject: When reporters arrive on the disaster scene, usually close on the heels of emergency response teams, they often find chaos. Obvious media questions cannot always receive answers. In the immediate response period media can and do report where, when and how help can be obtained. This booklet's purpose is to provide a background source and guide to declared disasters and emergencies, and to suggest ways in which the media can help themselves and the communities in the recovery process
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When reporters arrive on the disaster scene, usually close on the heels of emergency response teams, they often find chaos. Obvious media questions cannot always receive answers. In the immediate response period media can and do report where, when and how help can be obtained. This booklet's purpose is to provide a background source and guide to declared disasters and emergencies, and to suggest ways in which the media can help themselves and the communities in the recovery process
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