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03 11th, 2010| 
Earthquakes, fires, floods. Natural disasters come in all shapes and sizes. If one hits your community, will you be ready? Do you understand the systems in place to respond to these disasters and ensure the health and safety of your community? Join noted experts Dr. John Blossom and infectious disease specialist Dr. Christian Sandrock as they talk with health care providers and disaster response experts about how to respond when a natural disaster strikes.
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Series: Disaster preparedness for Health Professionals [10/2009] [Health and Medicine] [Professional Medical Education] [Show ID: 15029]
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Emergency aid funded by Plan donors is reaching victims of the earthquake in Haiti. Plan has provided 1,500 families with food every day since the quake struck and a shipment of vital Plan aid – including 4,000 tents and more than 300 survival kits – is now being distributed across the Jacmel area in south Haiti.
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The third phase of Habitat’s recovery plan in response to the Haiti earthquake will be replacing destroyed homes using a core house model. For more info on this core house design, visit http://www.habitat.org/
Disaster relief is crucial in the short time after a disaster. World Concern and Operation Blessing are providing disaster relief for immediate needs to people in Haiti through emergency food distribution. All of this is an effort to keep families alive.
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Keith reports on the flooding in the Midwest and the response by the Bush administration and McCain and Obama campaigns. Rachel Maddow weighs in.
In May 2008 a cyclone killed 2,5 million people in Myanmar and destroyed most of the countrys infrastructure. The 
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