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As part of Operation Fanacht, three men and one woman were arrested throughout the course of the day in connection with travelling to the protest
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How the integration of health and disaster risk reduction can set Asia-Pacific on a path towards resilience
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Author Omar H. Amach
The COVID-19 pandemic was in many an unexpected event that caught the world off guard. The World Economic Forum s 2020 Global Risks Report, for example, did not include pandemics in its list of 10 most likely risks.
However, while the pandemic was unexpected, it was not unavoidable.
A number of global framework and guidelines were developed in recent years to prevent and manage the occurrence of such disasters.
Key among them is the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030, which includes biological hazards, such as pandemics, as one of the main risks that countries ought to plan against in line with the International Health Regulations (2005).
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Search By Live95 News Team UL President Kerstin Mey Management at University of Limerick will hold an emergency meeting this morning to discuss the street party in College Court yesterday where a huge gathering of students partied with drinking, singing and fireworks.
Two men in their 20s were arrested on public order offences, while another man was arrested under drugs legislation and around 30 fixed penalty notices were issued for breaches of Covid-19 regulations.
Footage on social media showed a huge group students with no social distancing, drinking outdoors, playing loud music and some of the footage also shows fireworks being set off on the street in close proximity to both people and property.