Sentence examples for awareness of disaster from inspiring English sources

Public awareness of disaster mitigation was weak, with some people holding the view of "Man can conquer nature".

China's state media said the half-hour exercise covered evacuations and responses to an air raid and was aimed at raising public awareness of disaster prevention and relief.

The IDNDR was able to enhance national and local government awareness of disaster issues, highlight the need for pre-disaster preparedness, and emphasize the roles of different stakeholders, including the science, technology, and academia sector.

With the enhancement of disaster response capability and public awareness of disaster mitigation, disaster mitigation in China started to correlate with economic development and even was included in the national economic development strategy.

Providing knowledge and training of disaster epidemiology and disaster management could increase the awareness of disaster response among health professionals [ 13- 15].

The results in this methodology are intended to support local and provincial government agencies to: make resource allocation decisions; make high-level planning decisions and raise public awareness of disasters risk, its causes, and ways to manage it.

A high number of human casualties and loss of public and private property in Nepal due to natural disasters may be attributed to inadequate public awareness, lack of disaster preparedness, weak governance, lack of coordination among the concerned government agencies, inadequate financial resources, and inadequate technical knowledge for mitigating the natural disasters.

Additionally, many of Colombia's cities have programs to raise awareness of natural disaster planning programs which have helped save lives in natural disasters.

Post 9/11, Gulliver expects passengers to be even more likely to react with excessive force, thanks to a greater awareness of the disaster that could follow if an agitator is not controlled.

These interviews involved both closed and open-ended questions to gauge participants' understandings of the threats posed by Cotopaxi, and their awareness of existing disaster management plans.

At the time, there was international awareness of the disaster.