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other government departments to work together to prevent and mitigate
the effects.
(d) Organize and coordinate trainings programmes for DDMA team,
departments and voluntary rescue workers at district level.
(e) Facilitate community trainings and awareness program for prevention of
disaster and mitigation with support of departments and local NGOs.
(f) Update SOPs for each department at district levels.
(g) Prepare, maintain and upgrade the mechanism for early warning and
device information dissemination strategy that information reach to the
end user.
(h) Identify and prepare list of public buildings which can be used as relief
centres in the event of disaster and prepare plans for water supply and
sanitation for these buildings.
(j) Stockpile relief and rescue materials or ensure preparedness to make
such material available at short notice.
(k) Monitor hazards, risks and vulnerable conditions within the district on
regular basis and device plan accordingly.
(l) Encourage participation of NGOs and voluntary social welfare
organizations and communities in different aspects of emergency
response.
(2) During Disaster
(a) Activate DEOC.
(b) Inform district level departments to get ready for emergency response.
(c) Inform PEOC and NEOC about the situation.
(d) Conduct initial and subsequent assessment of disaster affected areas
and determine the extent of loss and damage.
(e) Responsible for incident management at district level.
(f) Organize evacuation on priority basis.
(g) Prepare detail plan for the resources requirement for relief operation
and share it with the PDMA and NDMA.
(h) Provide food, drinking water, medical supplies, non food items to the
affected population.
(j) Deploy medical, search and rescue and emergency response team
immediately.
(k) Set up relief camps.
(l) Coordinate with PDMA and NDMA to deploy resources for emergency
response.