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Hurricane Ian - Coggle Diagram
Hurricane Ian
Preparation
All adults are mandated to go through a civilian defence training program that teaches how to help during evacuation
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Weather information broadcast on state-run media every 6 hours or every 3 hours if storms are on the way. Alerts sound 72 hours before landfall
Secondary Impacts
No water, electricity or basic goods ( only 15% of Pinar del Rio has electricity
Closure of Industrial Fishing Combine, loss of jobs
8583 ha of crops damaged (bananas, cassava, sweet potatoes, corn, rice, tomatoes)
Over 100 tobacco farmers suffered losses of 100% and called for government to subsidise reconstruction.
Responses
Everyone mobilises and has a specific role e.g. hurricane proof homes, clean streets, move animals, transport others to areas of safety, check on the vulnerable
Government officials, police, military are sent to mve personal belongings to safe locations
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Future
Continue to plan for future disasters by having a hurricane drill as well as reviewing emergency plans