In the aftermath of the Kōbe disaster, roads, bridges, and buildings were reinforced against another earthquake, and the national government revised its disaster response policies (its response to the 2004 quake in Niigata prefecture was much faster and more effective).
Segments of the trail have been relocated numerous times both to enhance its scenic quality and as a result of natural disasters, road construction, and land development.
It is easily the finest American comedy since David O. Russell's "Flirting With Disaster," another road movie that never ran out of poignantly funny surprises.
In the wake of the disaster, the road networks across the affected countries were severely disrupted and thousands of people became homeless.
"In the aftermath of this massive disaster, the road to full recovery will be long and difficult.
Despite the fact that the work of mental health recovery was critical following the disaster, the road for mental health recovery seems uncertain.
Survivors of the disaster claimed roads near the Jamaraat Bridge were closed in Mina, possibly for a royal convoy, forcing two columns of thousands of people to clash on Street 204.
The information on reachability of the vulnerable areas of disasters by road, water, and air should be documented.
In any disaster study, roads should be given an important weightage for the purpose of evacuation, emergency and mitigation (Laefer et al. 2006) and so for the proper planning and preparedness, it is considered as an important factor in our study too.
Possible signs of God's fury for legal abortion, he wrote, were the September 11 terrorist attacks, the AIDS crisis, natural disasters and road rage.
But with 134 million children born each year, it is a constant struggle to keep up, and efforts can be interrupted by factors like war, natural disasters, bad roads and corrupt officials.
