Sentence examples for information on disasters from inspiring English sources

On Monday morning, the New York police department used an emergency-notification system, typically employed for information on disasters or severe weather, to broadcast onto mobile phones an alert for Rahami.

The keeping of historical records with the DDES relating to disaster risks is poor, and the information on disasters is often incomplete, especially in terms of statistics.

This indifference is mainly due to the erroneous assumption that natural hazards risk is low, as well as the limited information on disasters in Brunei.

For more information on disaster-related science, take a look at the accompanying Science special issue "Dealing with Disasters".

This not only pertains to disaster damage and loss data, which is collected by the NCDM, but also other relevant current information on DRM-related expenditure and past information on disaster response and recovery.

Among the many calls to the scientific community in the Sendai Framework is a notable call "to promote the use and expansion of thematic platforms of cooperation, such as global technology pools and global systems to share know-how, innovation and research and ensure access to technology and information on disaster risk reduction" (UNISDR 2015b, Paragraph 47c).

Thousands visited the five Disaster Recovery Centers, where information on disaster-related issues was given.

Disaster assistance centers provide information on disaster recovery, including how to replace records lost during the wildfire and how to file insurance claims.

For example, a city could neglect to allow data that is used from operating its smart trash collection to blend with information on disaster-related road closures, which could lead to bottlenecks, or even dangerous situations.

Linking storytelling to local development, Qessa provides unemployed youth with a job, teaching them to leverage stories to pass on technical information on natural disasters mitigation, public health and food security.

The information on natural disasters when tweeted will reach the rest of world faster than any other source.