Dynamics of Urban with Natural Disaster Prevention Strategy

Abstract

Many crises reflect us that the crisis is not a human being. In many countries in the world, there are interconnected. Natural events that occur in one country can inevitably affect other countries, both in the same sub-region and in similar regions. Other continents on the other side of the world are inevitably affected directly or indirectly. Natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, wildfires, etc., and other disasters that may intervene in the middle of COVID-19, may further exacerbate natural disasters. This research paper reflects on the disaster management problems in Thailand that are often faced in implementing policies. The lack of coordinated readiness of agencies to warn those in the affected areas to evacuate to a safe zone. The general public lacks the knowledge and understanding to cope, including crisis management issues. In such a natural disaster situation. When that happened, the public was in a chaotic stampede. Lack of clear direction in dealing with such natural disasters. As a result, damage to many lives and property, and some situations can turn into major tragedies. The authors presented four strategies with appropriate measures for natural disaster response for government agencies, the private sector, civil society, and the public sector Natural Disaster Mitigation Strategy, Natural Disaster Preparedness Strategy, Natural Disaster Response Strategy, and Natural Disaster Recovery Strategy.