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A lot of people from other places came to Jasma’s village. Who were these people? In what ways would they have helped the villagers? - Environmental Studies

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A lot of people from other places came to Jasma’s village. Who were these people? In what ways would they have helped the villagers?

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The people who came to Jasma’s village for help were:

  • People from the cities.
  • Scientists, architects, and engineers.
  • Non-government and Voluntary organizations.
  • Some doctors.
  • State Minister and other political leaders.

These people helped the villagers in a number of ways, such as:

  • People from the cities with food, medicines, and clothes. They also helped to put up the tents.

  • The scientists tried to find out which areas have more chances of having earthquakes and they gave an alarming signal to the villagers to keep them away from these places.

  • The engineers and architects showed them some special designs for houses that would not get much damaged in an earthquake.

  • The non-government voluntary organizations helped the people by providing them food, clothes, tents to make huts, etc.

  • Doctors and nurses provided them free first aid and treatment.

  • The state minister and other political leaders provided the people with various basic things like food grains, vegetables, compensatory money, etc.

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