Bombing Mitigation Strategies and Analysis - PHBE413

This report explores bombing mitigation strategies, focusing on the reduction of life loss and the enhancement of public safety. It emphasizes the importance of early warning systems and proactive measures to address man-made disasters. The report highlights the significance of community preparedness, risk assessment, and the implementation of effective response mechanisms. It also discusses the role of government agencies in establishing safety protocols, providing resources, and ensuring public awareness. The report references existing literature to support its analysis of bombing mitigation strategies, with a particular emphasis on the need for robust infrastructure and the development of resilient communities. The report also includes references to relevant literature to support its claims.

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1. To detect the mechanism for potential bombing to mitigate loss for life, awareness,
warning system, and prediction, this can reduce the effect of natural disaster on
society. Several mitigation measures will include adoption of zones, land using
practises, creating codes, preventing and reducing actual damage from hazards
(Birkett, 2017).
2. Our community develops accurate and timely alert system with an aim to predict heat
events before five days. It is identified that vulnerable group of people has to focus on
efforts. Establishment and facilitating greater access to safe public can establish real
time to access data regarding the risks by broadcast media, toll free phone and
website.
3. I live in the Virginia community, which suffer from several man-made disasters such
as mass casualty, and bombing. The public security is maintained with the help of
reporting the incidents through risks and exposures. This information security incident
comprises of series events, which has the information regarding how damage has been
occurred, occurrence of loss, and threat of harassment and electronic medium.
Virginia community can report the issue with legislative directive. For the public
safety, explosion and its examination lacks at national level. It maintains and updates
of training criteria and tools, which serve as national resource for the public safety
that encounter explosion and bombing scene (Etinay, Egbu, & Murray, 2018).

References
Birkett, D. (2017). Water critical infrastructure security and its dependencies. Contemporary
Voices: St Andrews Journal of International Relations, 8(2).
Etinay, N., Egbu, C., & Murray, V. (2018). Building urban resilience for disaster risk
management and disaster risk reduction. Procedia engineering, 212, 575-582.