International Day for Disaster Reduction
The International Day for Disaster Reduction is a special day celebrated every year on October 13 to remind us that disasters can happen and that we should be prepared for them.
A disaster is a very bad event that can happen suddenly or over a period of time, such as an earthquake, flood, cyclone, or a pandemic like the one we are experiencing now. Disasters can cause a lot of damage to our homes, schools, hospitals, and communities, and can affect many people, animals, and plants.
On this special day, people from all over the world come together to talk about what we can do to reduce the risks and impacts of disasters. We can do this by preparing ourselves and our families with the knowledge and tools needed to stay safe, such as making a plan and having supplies ready. We can also work with our communities, governments, and organizations to reduce the risks and impacts of disasters by building stronger and more resilient infrastructure, protecting the environment, and promoting education and awareness.
By taking action, we can help to make our world a safer place to live in, both for ourselves and for future generations. So, let's remember to be prepared, be safe, and work together to reduce the risks and impacts of disasters on the International Day for Disaster Reduction and every day.
A disaster is a very bad event that can happen suddenly or over a period of time, such as an earthquake, flood, cyclone, or a pandemic like the one we are experiencing now. Disasters can cause a lot of damage to our homes, schools, hospitals, and communities, and can affect many people, animals, and plants.
On this special day, people from all over the world come together to talk about what we can do to reduce the risks and impacts of disasters. We can do this by preparing ourselves and our families with the knowledge and tools needed to stay safe, such as making a plan and having supplies ready. We can also work with our communities, governments, and organizations to reduce the risks and impacts of disasters by building stronger and more resilient infrastructure, protecting the environment, and promoting education and awareness.
By taking action, we can help to make our world a safer place to live in, both for ourselves and for future generations. So, let's remember to be prepared, be safe, and work together to reduce the risks and impacts of disasters on the International Day for Disaster Reduction and every day.