The Director General of Passive Defense at Kerman Governorate emphasized the necessity of enhancing the preparedness of executive agencies against potential threats and risks, stating that public education, conducting specialized drills, securing fuel reserves, and strengthening critical infrastructure should be pursued with the aim of reducing vulnerability and ensuring the continuity of services to the people.
Continuing Service to the People and Preparedness of Agencies Against Crises: A Priority of Passive Defense
The Director General of Passive Defense in Kerman highlighted the importance of improving readiness among executive agencies to face potential threats. This involves public education and infrastructure strengthening to ensure continuous service delivery to citizens. This matters as it reflects Iran's focus on crisis management and resilience.
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📰 What Happened
The Director General of Passive Defense in Kerman emphasized the need for improved preparedness among agencies to address potential threats. This includes public education, infrastructure strengthening, and securing resources to ensure continuous service delivery to citizens.
- Focus on public education and specialized drills to enhance readiness.
- Emphasis on securing fuel reserves and strengthening critical infrastructure.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a history of facing both natural disasters and geopolitical tensions, making crisis management a key concern for the government.
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