Disaster Response refers to the organized efforts and actions taken to address the immediate impacts of a disaster, such as natural disasters (like earthquakes, floods, hurricanes) or man-made disasters (such as industrial accidents or terrorist attacks). It involves the mobilization of emergency services and humanitarian aid to provide assistance to affected individuals and communities. Key components of disaster response include search and rescue operations, medical care, shelter provision, food distribution, and the restoration of essential services. The objective is to save lives, minimize suffering, and facilitate recovery and rehabilitation in the aftermath of a disaster. Effective disaster response requires coordination among various stakeholders, including government agencies, non-governmental organizations, volunteers, and local communities.
1,200 kg of food supplies delivered by helicopter to flood-affected areas in Miri, Malaysia. Air delivery was crucial due to impassable roads caused by floods and landslides. The mission included…