Throughout the region, we have addressed that through additional sanctions, we have address it had through additional military force posture. Were obviously going to do what we have to do to protect ourselves and our troops. Nobody is at all turning away from that threat or their historic and sustained support for these terrorist groups. John, just a followup to what peter asked earlier, two questions, but one to drill down, i assume when the president said aid isnt getting fast enough to gaza that hes not critiquing our efforts to get it there. And without Hanging A Hook On who is responsible, is he saying that more can be done from our end . Is there more that can be done to get the aid to them . I think he was referring to actors in the region. And then the second question is many years youre going to meet with the Australian Government and they have supported the release of Julian Assange. Now, we havent done so saying there were National Security reasons, but for the reasons that
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A report by the National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM) highlights the urgent need for corrective measures to prevent future floods in Kashmir similar to the devastating 2014 flood. The report identifies unplanned development, including unregulated mining and poorly-planned urbanisation, as detrimental factors. It warns of dire consequences if immediate action is not taken, calling for measures such as constructing flood channels, enhancing urban drainage systems, and restoring natural drainage and wetlands. The report also examines the history and causes of floods in the region and documents the recovery efforts after the 2014 flood. It emphasises the importance of disaster preparedness and proactive measures to minimise the impact of natural disasters in the vulnerable region.