what aid was available after krakatoa erupted ?
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None, that was a long time ago!
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Probably the erruption of Mount St. Helens or possibly Krakatoa?
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http://www.globalissues.org/\nhttp://www.amnesty.org/\n----\nhttp://www.capegateway.gov.za/eng/directories/services/14707/11697\nhttp://www.infectioncontroltoday.com/articles/1b1feat5.html\n----\nwww.undp.org.in/VRSE/docsNmnls/Block%20DIsaster%20Training%20Manu\nhttp://www.ask.com/web?q=manual+for+disaster+management&qsrc=1&o=312\n\nhope these help
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With all the collections of contributions from individuals all that is needed can immediately be at hand; Like medicine, water&food, tents, volunteers, Army sucurity.\nRebuilding anew the community hit by the disaster as soon as possible, the way we can.
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ADRA International was definitely there. This organization works tirelessly all around the world, including Central and South Americas.\nCheck out their website-I think you'll be glad to see what's happening. Also, there are articles, radio broadcasts, employment opportunities and much more linked off that site.\nEven the United States government calls this agency in times of emergency.
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More funding for humanitarian efforts.  savedarfur.org
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Singapore helped in lots of financial and humanitarian aid to our neighbours. In Indonesia we gave lots of rice, sugar and other necessities to inaccessible regions. When there are natural disasters like the tsusnami and earthquake, we were there with our medical teams to help out. When East Timor was independent, we sent troops to keep the peace. We still have our troops (small token) in Iraq.\n\nBesides military-based help, Singapore also financed a lot of foreign students to come to Singapore to study in our universities and polytechnics.
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There are lots of factors and many different types of aid. Here is a link.
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taking people away from the flood affected area\nsupplying the flood affected people food, drinking water,clothes first aid and medical help\nprovide them with shelter\nsupply them bed sheets, pillows and the like\nhelp them to get over the trauma by counselling them and so on and so forth
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Oil! They are now drilling for it in the plains of Asher! It several miles deep. And may take a year to reach.   My question is will this relieve the pressure from the Saudi wells? If so all hell will break loose over there!
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chec out the tsunami that hit Acheh
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Canada and some other African contries backed us up, thank you for that. Who did the U.S.A ever help out?
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None.  Did you mean hurricane relief?  Probably a few billion.
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famous 1902 volcanic eruption, most of the damage i seem to remeber being caused by a pyroclastic flow, killed about 27,000 people. I'm not sure if that is a myth or not!
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A good question! I have seen other countries in the same situation and it would seem that the best practical way to render assistance is to start up a business and convert the profits to food for distribution. Failing this, start a charity and call for donations through the Internet on an international basis.There are plenty of big consortium's overseas who have surplus production from time to time.
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No one seems to have a policy, that's why so many people are suffering.\n\nTo top it all off the UN has announced it will be cutting aid to the region - that'll really help!
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I saw a documentary about the volcano Krakatoa on Sumatra in the 1800's as producing the loudest sound ever made.  Do some follow-up research to verify this.  I don't know how you could reproduce it though, perhaps when it blows again you could have a take recorder running!