When the earth trembles or the water rises, the lack of preparedness becomes evident. A country that allocates resources to secondary projects while neglecting disaster prevention reveals a dangerous fragility. It's not about a lack of money, but about priorities. The question is direct: why wait for tragedy to strike before acting 🌍
Early warning systems as a necessary investment 🛰️
Current technology allows for the implementation of seismic sensor networks, ocean monitoring buoys, and emergency communication systems at accessible costs. A digital evacuation plan, progressive structural reinforcement of homes, and periodic drills are realistic tools. They don't require miracles, only political will and consistent budget, not just when tragedy has already struck.
The emergency budget that always arrives late 💸
It's curious how there is always money to rebuild after a disaster, but never to prevent it. It seems the State functions like that friend who invites you to dinner only after you've broken your leg. Next time, perhaps we could save ourselves the cast if we invest in railings beforehand. But of course, that doesn't make such dramatic headlines.