Firstly, the construction of the new builidngs for the purpose of residence and commerce should be taken up such that they withstand the seismic waves of the highest magnitude possible.
Secondly, the speed with which the services are rendered to the quake-hit regions becomes a vital factor, with regard to the loss of lives. Rapid Action Force and Relief teams need a better mechanism through which their services can reach the unreached.
During an earthquake, a number of victims die soon after the calamity. What is more alarming and heart-breaking, is that death-rate goes to shocking levels during the days that follow. More and more dead bodies are retrieved from the debris. It becomes obvious that many of these deaths could be prevented if the relief technology were advanced and strategic.
Contingent Action Plan and a mechanism should minimize the impact of the calamity. This can be possible only when the government taken an active interest in the upgradation of the relief technology. Such a mechnism would help the relief teams and the volunteers to swing into action in no time. Thus, the relief operations would become effective.
