Comments about ‘Staying prepared: How to be ready for a disaster even after the disaster’
Preparation comes before catastrophes strike, not after
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Do you think you really answered the question you posed in the headline? This article was all fluff and very little meat. The closest you came to providing answers was in the last line "The essence of preparedness is trying to mitigate a disaster down to something you can get through,"
It does no good to wait until it strikes!
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