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Chairman of Hela Provincial Disaster Committee, Mr William Bando addressing public servants in Tari after the earthquake disaster.

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Director NDC, Mr Martin Mose discussing with delegates in Tari after the earthquake disaster.

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Mr Andrew Oaego from NDC briefing humanitarian partners in Mt. Hagen forward base on the coordination of humanitarian relief supplies

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Double classroom in Mendi School of Nursing that sustained permanent structural damage

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Hela Provincial Administrator's house that sustained permanent structural damages due to the earthquake

DISASTER MANAGEMENT TOOLS

The Papua New Guinea National Disaster Centre has certain mechanisms or tools at its disposal to support disaster response. They are designed to ensure that assistance is delivered fast and efficiently to people affected by disasters through the provision of funding, experienced and trained human resources and appropriate emergency services

HAZARDS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Disaster do happen. Are you prepared?
Papua New Guinea being located around the tropical region and along the Pacific Ring of Fire is prone to natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions, flood, cyclone, landslides, tsunamis, etc. The National Disaster Centre has classified certain hazards which are prevalent in Papua New Guinea.

DISASTER AWARENESS

Being aware and informed of disaster is of paramount importance to our communities through out Papua New Guinea, especially rural communities which are vulnerable. Given recent disasters of large magnitudes, you should be well informed with disaster awareness materials that are provided by the National Disaster Centre.

DIRECTOR'S FOREWORD

Martin Mose Acting Director - NDC

Martin Mose
Acting Director – NDC

On behalf of the staff of the National Disaster Centre, I welcome online visitors to the official website of the National Disaster Centre..

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