V CONCLUSION

It is accepted that the Government alone cannot take on the entire

responsibility of Disaster Management. Apart fromnational, state, district
and local levels there are various institutions who are involved in disaster
management at various levels in the country. This includes the police and
Para-military forces, Civil Defence and Home Guards, fire services,
National

Cadet Corps (NCC), Youth Organizations, UN agencies,

International and National voluntary groups, public and private sector

enterprises, media etc. play a major role in managing disasters. Lets join
hands and be prepared. Students are the future generation of the country
and they can make a difference by helping the community for a safer place
to live.

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