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Bang Lamung Boosts Disaster Preparedness with Volunteer Training


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Bang Lamung district experienced a significant leap in disaster readiness yesterday as 150 volunteers concluded their comprehensive training program. Weekit Manarojkit, the district chief, celebrated the conclusion of the 2024 Civil Defence Volunteer (CDV) Training Programme at the Bang Lamung District Community Hall.

 

The three-day session, which spanned from Wednesday to Friday, aimed to equip volunteers with vital disaster prevention and mitigation skills. Participants were introduced to modern technologies and methodologies essential for effectively managing emergencies. Weekit highlighted the importance of the initiative, stating, "The program aimed to enhance disaster prevention and mitigation skills for volunteers in the Bang Lamung district."

 


 

 

 

Community leaders and local officials praised the volunteers for their dedication during the closing ceremony. The attendees underscored the pivotal role that trained volunteers play in strengthening community resilience and ensuring prompt responses during disasters.

 

This programme is part of a broader initiative by the Bang Lamung district to invest in community preparedness, ensuring that citizens are well-equipped to handle potential emergencies efficiently and effectively.

 

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-- 2024-08-30

 

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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The three-day session, which spanned from Wednesday to Friday, aimed to equip volunteers with vital disaster prevention and mitigation skills. Participants were introduced to modern technologies and methodologies essential for effectively managing emergencies. Weekit highlighted the importance of the initiative, stating, "The program aimed to enhance disaster prevention and mitigation skills for volunteers in the Bang Lamung district."

So not so much "prevention" but more how to react after the event?

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