Over the weekend, yet another earthquake hit off the coast of southern Puerto Rico, a timely reminder that natural disasters do not take time off for pandemics. In this week's top story, Mark Abkowitz, a civil engineer specializing in risk management, explains what emergency managers should be doing right now to prepare for likely disasters in the coming months.
We're also highlighting our collection of shareable, easy-to-digest resources to help residents prepare for a variety of emergency scenarios. Check out "Emergency in My Town: Public Information Kit" for tips on earthquakes, tornadoes, heat waves and more.
5 must-do actions for surviving an earthquake By Rachel Engel During an earthquake, it's important to know the basic steps to take to save your life, whether you're at home, in the car or on the street
Emergency in my Town: Public Information Kit By EfficientGov Disaster strikes anywhere, so we’ve compiled an emergency public information kit composed of shareable, digestible resources to help residents prepare for emergencies and disasters
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