Building Resilience: A Call for Safe Practices
Maharashtra Forest Minister Ganesh Naik promotes disaster risk reduction through safe practices, highlighting this at a book launch in Palghar. The book, inspired by UNICEF's educational framework, aims to educate students on disaster management. Emphasizing shared responsibility, Naik encouraged awareness and preparedness to mitigate disaster risks.
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Maharashtra Forest Minister Ganesh Naik has called for the adoption of safe practices to reduce disaster-related risks. He made the appeal during a book launch event in Palghar on Wednesday.
The newly launched book, developed with students in mind, is aligned with UNICEF's ‘Children and Disasters: Building Resilience through Education’ framework, as reported by officials. Minister Naik emphasized that safety is a communal duty that demands both awareness and preparedness.
This initiative underscores the importance of collective responsibility and education in minimizing the impact of potential disasters.
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