A Practical Guide To Disaster Management

We are Trading and Supplying of A Practical Guide To Disaster Managements in New Delhi, Delhi, India. The Indian subcontinent is vulnerable to drought, floods, cyclones and earthquakes. Landslides, avalanche and forest fires also occur frequently. Among the 32 States /Union Territories in the country, 22 are multi-disaster prone. As much as 40 million hectare of land in the country has been identified as flood prone, and on an average 18.6 million hectare of land is flooded annually. About 57 % of area of the country is vulnerable to seismic activity.

18% of country's total area is drought prone, approximately 50 million people are annual affected by drought and about 68% of total sown area of the country is drought prone.

India has a long coastline of 8040km. which is exposed to tropical cyclones arising in the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea in the ration of 4:1. The Indian Ocean is one of the six major cyclone prone regions of the world. The Coromandal coastline is more cyclones prone, with about 80% of the total cyclones generated in this region. Disaster reduction, preparedness and prevention involve various professionals, organizations and the community. By a scientific and systematic approach it is possible to reduce the impact of disasters by adopting proper strategies and engineering interventions.