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Definitely. We should learn from COVID that most (if not all) countries were severely underprepared.
Totally. It helps avoid mass hysteria, unnecessary deaths and the risking of the lives of health workers. I also think that having a plan can help to soften the unavoidable blows to a nation’s.
…Read MoreTotally. It helps avoid mass hysteria, unnecessary deaths and the risking of the lives of health workers. I also think that having a plan can help to soften the unavoidable blows to a nation’s economy.
I would assume that because of COVID most countries already have a plan, just in case. Read Less
Disasters are a natural part of the world around us. A nation that is not preparing for such is preparing to fail itself and its citizens.
It is absolutely vital that all countries have a disaster preparedness plan for potential pandemics. We have seen countless times how the lack of a unified plan hurts countries economically, socially, …Read MoreIt is absolutely vital that all countries have a disaster preparedness plan for potential pandemics. We have seen countless times how the lack of a unified plan hurts countries economically, socially, and politically, let alone physically. There needs to be a list of measures in place to prevent outbreaks, take care of the sick and vulnerable, protect financial institutions, maintain public calm, and protect international relations. Read Less