should malaysia develop an emergency response plan.?

Question

if yes please relate its with MKN

Answer 1

Every nation should have an emergency response plan. I don't know what you mean by "MKN", though.

It is abundantly clear that there is active geology not far away (Indonesia particularly). It is also obvious that rain and storms are no stranger to the land. Considering the political problems of the neighborhood and Islamist fundamentalists nearby, as soon as some of those figure the government isn't as strongly "with it" as they might like, then bombs and murderous mobs might be springing up anywhere and at anytime. When things are bad, you need to act, not stop to wonder "Where and what do we need?"

Of course, 'the best laid plans of mice and men" concept goes to work too. The Katrina hurricane in the US showed a good example of "Murphey" and his famous "law" of what can go wrong will go wrong, as we had (1) supplies stockpiled and they were too close to the disaster, (2) political oversight that was either incompetent or too busy with their own little turf interests, or (3) too much assuming going on as to what lines of communication and conveyances would still be functional afterwards. If we can fumble the ball so badly, so could Malaysia or anyone else for that matter--even with a plan.

Answer 2

I consider the 2nd individual for fireplace the fireplace branch might cope with it bomb incident or bomb scare the bomb squad might cope with that an armed intruder it relies upon on how undesirable the area is, yet regularly the police or swat could be there