RESCUE AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OF A MAN MADE DISASTER: LESSON LEARNT FROM CAVED IN TIHRA TUNNEL, HIMACHAL PRADESH
Keywords:
Disaster Management, infrastructures, suggestionsAbstract
Disaster Management is a strategic planning and procedure that is administered and employed to protect critical infrastructures from severe damages when natural or human made calamities and catastrophic occur. The paper covers the accident in the Tihra tunnel in Kiratpur Ner Chowk, the four lane expressway to pen down the human induced disaster in which a portion of under construction tunnel caved in and it was the first such rescue in which two of the three trapped individuals were evacuated safely after nine days of continuous operation. The paper analyses the strategy followed for the management as well as make suggestions for mitigating such incidents in future.
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