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Tindakan yang perlu di lakukan bila berlaku banjir.
Apabila Berlaku Banjir :
- Pastikan semua suis elektrik dan suis utama dimatikan untuk mengelakkan kejadian renjatan elektrik;
- Ikuti arahan pihak berkuasa;
- Segera berpindah (ke pusat pemindahan/rumah saudara lain/tempat tinggi) seperti yang diarahkan pihak berkuasa;
- Pastikan rumah berkunci dan barang disimpan di tempat tinggi dan selamat sebelum melakukan pemindahan;
- Kenal pasti individu yang mempunyai keperluan khas seperti berpenyakit kronik, kurang upaya, uzur, mengandung dan sebagainya untuk bantuan pemindahan;
- Sentiasa berwaspada ketika memandu pada musim tengkujuh/banjir dan gunakan laluan selamat yang telah dikenal pasti;
- Jangan memandu mengharungi air banjir kerana dikhuatiri kenderaan akan dihanyutkan air deras;
- Jika terperangkap dalam banjir, hubungi pihak berkuasa untuk bantuan dengan melaporkan keadaan dan kedudukan anda;
- Awasi kanak-kanak dan jangan biarkan mereka bermain di kawasan banjir atau di tepi sungai/parit/longkang/saluran air yang deras; dan
2.5 Disaster / Intelligence Assessment Annex
The purpose of the Disaster Intelligence/Assessment Annex is to manage,
direct and control the discovery of information regarding a campus
emergency.
In the event of a major campus emergency, Public Safety officers will coordinate and comply with the directives of the local authorities, including the City of Chicago Police Department to collect, analyze and disseminate information on the extent and impact of a disaster and the plans for recovery and restoration of operations.
Until relieved by local authorities, all disaster intelligence and assessments efforts shall be conducted by and through coordination of the Public Safety Office and Facility Operations Office.
Upon the declaration of a major campus emergency, the EERT shall assign an employee of the Public Safety Office to act as the disaster intelligence/damage assessment/recovery planning representative to report to the Campus Emergency Command Center and coordinate with local authorities.
Sumber : http://emergencyplan.depaul.edu/EmergencyPlanInformation/Campus/Pages/DisasterAnnex.aspx
In the event of a major campus emergency, Public Safety officers will coordinate and comply with the directives of the local authorities, including the City of Chicago Police Department to collect, analyze and disseminate information on the extent and impact of a disaster and the plans for recovery and restoration of operations.
Until relieved by local authorities, all disaster intelligence and assessments efforts shall be conducted by and through coordination of the Public Safety Office and Facility Operations Office.
Upon the declaration of a major campus emergency, the EERT shall assign an employee of the Public Safety Office to act as the disaster intelligence/damage assessment/recovery planning representative to report to the Campus Emergency Command Center and coordinate with local authorities.
Sumber : http://emergencyplan.depaul.edu/EmergencyPlanInformation/Campus/Pages/DisasterAnnex.aspx
Wednesday, 3 April 2013
LANDSLIDE CAUSES
1. Geological causes
a. Weak or sensitive materials
b. Weathered materials
c. Sheared, jointed, or fissured materials
d. Adversely oriented discontinuity
(bedding, schistosity, fault,
unconformity, contact, and so forth)
e. Contrast in permeability and/or
stiffness of materials
2. Morphological causes
a. Tectonic or volcanic uplift
b. Glacial rebound
c. Fluvial, wave, or glacial erosion of
slope toe or lateral margins
d. Subterranean erosion (solution,
piping)
e. Deposition loading slope or its crest
f. Vegetation removal (by fire, drought)
g. Thawing
h. Freeze-and-thaw weathering
i. Shrink-and-swell weathering
3. Human causes
a. Excavation of slope or its toe
b. Loading of slope or its crest
c. Drawdown (of reservoirs)
d. Deforestation
e. Irrigation
f. Mining
g. Artificial vibration
h. Water leakage from utilities
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