Identification of 470 danger centers in Ilam province when natural disasters occur
Ilam - The director general of crisis management of Ilam province announced the identification of 470 danger centers in Ilam province when natural disasters occur.
In a conversation with Mehr reporter, Ali Mohammad Pakdelnejad stated that according to the risk reduction document, 15 natural and man-made hazards have been identified in the province and special plans have been developed for each of them. Among these risks, we can mention earthquakes, floods, droughts, fires in forests and pastures, fine dust, landslides, subsidence, lightning, heat waves, plant pests and livestock diseases.
Referring to man-made risks, he added: Road accidents, human epidemics, crowding, industrial fires, and explosions are among man-made risks, and a special chapter is dedicated to insurance and property protection in the risk reduction document.
Referring to the full readiness of the devices, Pakdelnejad stated: Crisis management headquarters meetings are held regularly under the chairmanship of the governor and the governors of the cities, and at the level of the entire province, municipalities and rural districts have identified the accident-prone spots, and cleaning and dredging have been done, and all the devices are on full alert.
Referring to the role of the media in providing information, he pointed out: According to the law of crisis management, our communication bridge with the people is the national media, which has always been our partner and companion and is considered the main member of the crisis headquarters. Also, the channel of the General Directorate of Crisis Management in ITA Messenger and the Governor's channel are ways to inform citizens.
Emphasizing the role of people in crisis management, Pakdelnejad stated: the success of crisis management depends on the cooperation of people, executive bodies, aid organizations, the private sector, and the media, and if these factors work together, we can reduce risks and manage incidents.
In the end, he emphasized: the timely preparation of executive and service providers plays an effective role in reducing financial and life losses, and we ask citizens to take warnings seriously and cooperate with rescue forces so that risks can be overcome with minimal challenges.