National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
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d. Earthquakes, cyclones, floods, and technical accidents can cause the destruction of<br />
physical and communication infrastructure, large-scale casualties and displacement of<br />
local communities.<br />
e. The response capacity and resources at provincial and district level may be insufficient.<br />
In some cases the first responders, e.g., local authorities, communities, and other<br />
response structures, may be affected by an incident and left unable to perform their<br />
duties.<br />
f. <strong>Disaster</strong>s can occur at any time or of any scale, with little or no warning in the context<br />
of general or specific threats or hazards.<br />
g. Resources of government departments and agencies such as, Pakistan Red Crescent<br />
Society, Civil Defence, Edhi Foundation, UN and INGOs can be requisitioned at short<br />
notice for effective response.<br />
h. DDMA, Provincial/Regional/State/FATA DMA and ITC DMC are likely to request<br />
technical and financial assistance from the federal government for response and early<br />
recovery.<br />
j. Unless specified to the contrary, the following terms appearing in the text include<br />
additional agencies/forums as indicated:-<br />
Term will include<br />
Provincial/Province FATA, Gilgit-Baltistan, AJ&K, ICT<br />
District Agency<br />
PDMA FATA DMA, GB DMA, SDMA, ICT DMC<br />
PEOC FATA EOC, GB EOC, SEOC, ICT EOC<br />
DDMA ADMA<br />
DCO DC, PA<br />
Chief Ministers All Chief Executives<br />
k. The <strong>Plan</strong> will be a dynamic and living document and changes and amendments will<br />
continue, as and when required, to address the emerging needs.