Man-made Disaster

2. Sayed Junaid Ali shah (CE)
Audience
CEs

3. Man-made disaster occurred due to
Zionist regime continuously Airstrikes
 Bombardment of airstrikes on
communities, infrastructures (Holiest
places, educational , hospitals etc)
Palestine stand over terrorism, coming
from decades , generation to generation
These days Palestinians facing basics
and fundamental challenges and
facilities (drinking water, food ,
medications and treatment, grocery etc)
Distruption to every single live
(livelihood & ecosystem)

4. Totally collapsed region
w.r.t resources & facilities
whose fundamental for
livelihood and ecosystem
of a live , withstanding in
front terrorism against
Zionist regime and
conflicts .

5. Palestine population:4.923 million (2021)
The population of the Gaza Strip is 2.2
million
 Mansour stated:“The occupying regime has
martyred about 7 thousand Palestinians
during the past two weeks, 70 percent of
whom are women and children.”
Stating that Israel has destroyed more than
40% of the buildings and houses in the Gaza
Strip and displaced one million four
hundred thousand Palestinians

6. Israel (Terrorist) has dropped
more than 12,000 tons of
explosives on the Gaza Strip
since Oct. 7, the media office
in the Palestinian enclave said
on Tuesday.“The explosive
force of these explosives is
equivalent to the nuclear bomb
dropped on Hiroshima in
Japan” in 1945, the office said
in a statement.

7. Man-made Natural
Intensity high due to high bombardment
Max loss and damage due to huge covered area
or region like Palestine country
Less intensive due to preparedness
Minimum loss and damage due to occurrence
in a particular area
May hit or across nation to nation , boarder to
boarder
Less contributor and supporters due to
political issues
May hit communities
Greater available
Vulnerability rises over all survival Country
Recovery take more times due to insufficient
fundus available
Rise in communities whose Max affected
Minimum time required du to min loss and
damage and availability of national and
international funds

8.  Tuesday 17 October, Al-Ahli hospital in
the Gaza Strip was bombed, killing over
500 sick and injured Palestinians, doctors,
nurses, and Palestinian refugees
sheltering from apartheid Israel’s ongoing
bombardment.
 Gaza’s healthcare system is in a state of
complete collapse, the Ministry of Health
said; At least 6,546 people have been
killed in the enclave since October
 Shortage of medication equipment,
Medicines whose fundamental for
surgeries
 Gaza’s Health care system completely
collapse

9. Palestinians facing basic
challenges and necessities
There is no food and water
(fundamental for live)
Not available proper shelters and
mattresses for sleep , a single
room contains 50 people
Shortage of flour and groceries ,
not electricity and fuel
 completely destructive child life ,
live refugee life

10. It’s difficult for the kids, and their spirits are low,” she said.
“They don’t have basic hygiene and you can’t get them what
they want or ask for. I hope we can return to our homes safely.
We just want a normal healthy life.”
“The martyrs are now resting in peace, but here we are dying
a slow death,” she said.“The situation is very bad. No food, no
water, no electricity, no sanitation.”
Every day, there’s a very long line just to get water and
bread,” she said.“You can’t even get a full bag of bread, only
half.We’re living off of canned cheese and fava beans.”
Wants to go back to her life before the war and not live “this
slow death”.

11. CARE’s Humanitarian works in Palestine (West Bank/Gaza)
CARE has been working in the region since 1948.Today, we continue
to meet humanitarian needs while also working with Palestinian
communities to improve healthcare provision, water and sanitation,
and to promote sustainable agriculture and livelihoods.
MERCY CORPS
The escalation of conflict that began on October 7, 2023, has sharply
exacerbated the humanitarian crisis in the region.
Palestine’s long-standing humanitarian crisis remains among the
world’s most challenging places to deliver humanitarian assistance.
Today, more than 2 million Palestinians are in need of humanitarian
aid. High levels of food insecurity, poverty, and chronic
unemployment are some of the challenges that Palestinians face.

12. MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERES
In Gaza, the local healthcare system is overstretched,
underfunded and deeply impacted by a 16-year blockade.
We provide assistance to people affected by burns and
trauma with a multi-disciplinary approach, which can include
surgical care, physiotherapy,occupational therapy, health
education, and psychosocial support.
Without electricity, many patients will die – especially those
in intensive care, neonatology and on respiratory support
machines.

13.  Palestinians affected communities very
bravely help and support each other in
most dangerous , painful , hurtful and
tough period where everything is available
in shortage even support .
Palestinians are stakeholders of
management in disaster.
We should research,analysis, detect, and
adopt fundamental strategies, methods ,
and measures for disaster management
cycle by very patiently .

14. The story picked a Palestinian
younger future CE, from a conflict
Someone asked her, what you want
be?
She answered I dream to be Civil
Engineer .Why?
The goal behind : Stated “ Because
whenever ,the occupation bombs our
houses , I’ll go rebuild them”.
Proud of the CE

15.  Bombardment, No shelter, No
Electricity, NoWater and Food.
 what’s visualize at display?
 Now visualize how they are
surviving?

16. Imagine as a civil engineer
 What we adopt from this?
What's our role to play as a
Civil Engineer?
Where we are,if not there?