00:00Hello, my name is Sibad Nthiyaz and I am from IOST in the Department of Geomatics.
00:05As we all know, today was the International Day for Disaster Risk Production,
00:10which is made every year on the 13th October.
00:13In IOST, we had a workshop in IOST in which we want to present posters.
00:19As we all know, the theme of this year is Resilient Start Set Home.
00:24My project is Resilient Start Set Home.
00:27So, IOST is our second home. Most of the time, we are in IOST.
00:31So, my project is AC-related.
00:33I have suggested IOST's disaster management plan.
00:37This is a proposed framework for disaster-based production.
00:41I have a contribution of Geomatics.
00:44I have a GIS mapping of IOST.
00:46We have an evacuation map and our GIS map.
00:50That would be used for evacuation.
00:51How was the future?
00:53We have seen that in Nepal, we have a disaster management plan.
01:01We have already a disaster management plan.
01:02For specific hazards.
01:05For example, we have earthquake and floods.
01:09So, we have some plans for this.
01:12For example, we have made IOST.
01:14And we will have a plan for someone's own.
01:17And we have a committee,
01:18And we have a committee,
01:19And we have a committee,
01:21And we have a student,
01:22And we are volunteers,
01:22And we will step on that.
01:24So, we will have a plan.
01:26My name is Uzaaf Magdumi.
01:27And I am the Department of Economics in IOST Kashmir.
01:31So, it is actually International Disaster Risk Management Day.
01:34So, we have different departments here.
01:37We have made our charts in different areas.
01:40To just show everyone that we can't take precautionary majors at the time of a disaster.
01:46We have a disaster.
01:48We have not told people about what we can do.
01:50But we have to tell people about disaster.
01:52Like, we have floods in the time of a flood.
01:54What we can do in the water logging.
01:55What we can do in the water logging.
01:56What we can do in the earthquake.
01:58What we can do in the earthquake.
01:58About every disaster.
02:00So, we can keep people in which shelters.
02:02Or, where we can evacuate.
02:05We can create a proper voluntary team.
02:08Then we have to discuss our initiatives here.
02:12And we have to discuss our initiatives.
02:12Today, there are thousands of threats.
02:13Like earthquake number one.
02:16Like floods.
02:18Like floods.
02:18Mass wasting.
02:19Or land sliding.
02:20Extreme weather events.
02:22Or fire incidents.
02:24So, we don't have to be scared.
02:26We don't have to be scared.
02:27We need to be prepared for this.
02:29One is the risk of disaster.
02:31We have to reduce the risk of this.
02:33So, we can reduce the risk of this disaster.
02:36The other is the management.
02:38How do we manage a disaster?
02:40If we manage a disaster, we will manage what we manage.
02:44What we manage.
02:44What we manage.
02:44We will manage our response.
02:45Because we know that.
02:48The casualties are hit.
02:49When we have to be hit.
02:51Then, if we have to be prepared for the planning.
02:54Awareness.
02:55Then, people don't know where to go.
02:57How to go.
02:58How to go.
02:58Where we can go.
02:59Where we can be safe.
03:00So, all these are important.
03:02So, this is the name of our center.
03:04Center for Disaster Risk Reduction.
03:07We manage this.
03:09If we go back from management at the beginning,
03:09we go back and go back to the risk.
03:12That is the risk of the disaster.
03:15The risk of the disaster.
03:15We are going to take it automatically.
03:16The risk of the disaster.
03:17Or ultimately, it is not going to become much more.
03:41ڈجسٹرس کو رسک ہے اس کو کم کرنے اور اس کے بعد منیجمنٹ کے حوالے سے کافی سیر حاصل بیس
03:47کی گی
03:47which means that disaster risk will not be possible, but disaster risk will not be possible.
03:55So, for example, we will have to work with the administration administration
04:00to do so that the risk reduction will not be possible.
04:06This is Shabir Bhatt, ATV, Islam University of Antipora.
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