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ROLE OF STUDENT IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Knowledge on first aid, rescue and evacuation.

Help in the preparation of the school disaster contingency plan.

Aware the parents and community on various types of hazards and what are the preparedness measures to be taken.

Plantation in the school premises.

Boosting the morale of the community after the disaster.

Senior students can help villagers in preparing the Village Disaster Preparedness and Response Plan.

The students can be volunteers in the first-aid team, Rescue and Evacuation team, early warning team in their village.
Role of Students in Disaster Management - Training for Students When the students are trained well, they can help in rehabilitation and resettlement of victims at times of floods, earthquakes and drought etc., .They can play a very important role in disaster management. They can spread awareness to all about the precautions to be taken at times of these national disasters. They will help the victims with basic needs and they will do whatever they can at times of these disasters. It is the duty of the teachers and school management to let them understand their duties and responsibilities during and after the disasters. This will minimise the panicking and uncontrolled disaster to the most extent. We should have to train them with the knowledge of basic first aid to save lives of millions. Hence, I feel students play a very important role in disaster management .

Role of Students in Disaster Management - Students Power Student power cannot be compared and distinguished with any other power. Such a great force is with students. So it is the responsibility of the nation to make utilisation of such powerful resources of the nation from the students by giving excellent training and social service awareness. Then if there is a disaster they will be able to protect themselves and others too. With effective disaster management it is possible to minimize the

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