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AWARENESS and education: The knowledge deficit. Public awareness and education are quintessential components of disaster preparedness. Ensuring that the populace is cognizant of risks and adept in response protocols is paramount. However, there exists a conspicuous lacuna in public education and awareness campaigns. In the absence of pervasive knowledge and preparedness, communities exhibit diminished resilience to disasters. The trepidation and disarray during calamities underscore the exigent need for enhanced education and awareness.
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