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Emergency Response Principles of Typhoon Disaster

Yiwan Wang

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Since 2003, China has made extraordinary achievements in emergency management, and successfully dealt with a large number of unexpected events, especially meteorological disasters. At the same time, a complete system of emergency laws, regulations and plans are gradually established. Through reviewing those official documents, this paper finds out four important principles that typhoon disaster emergency responses follows: warning level based, disaster consequences and types oriented, unified leadership and departmental response, decentralized response and localized management.

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Since 2003, China has made extraordinary achievements in emergency management, and successfully dealt with a large number of unexpected events, especially meteorological disasters. At the same time, a complete system of emergency laws, regulations and plans are gradually established. Through reviewing those official documents, this paper finds out four important principles that typhoon disaster emergency responses follows: warning level based, disaster consequences and types oriented, unified leadership and departmental response, decentralized response and localized management.

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Since 2003, China has made extraordinary achievements in emergency management, and successfully dealt with a large number of unexpected events, especially meteorological disasters. At the same time, a complete system of emergency laws, regulations and plans are gradually established. Through reviewing those official documents, this paper finds out four important principles that typhoon disaster emergency responses follows: warning level based, disaster consequences and types oriented, unified leadership and departmental response, decentralized response and localized management.

Key concepts: Typhoon, Emergency management, Emergency response, Disaster response, China, Warning system, Computer security, Engineering

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