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Thus, prevention, mitigation and preparedness form pre-disaster activities in the Disaster management Cycle and response, comprising relief, recovery and rehabilitation are post-disaster activities. Whilst emergency relief and rehabilitation are vital activities, successful disaster management planning must encompass the complete
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