 Technical Rescue Rigging Group is a non - stock, non profit organization led by the volunteers that provide rescue and social services to the victims of disaster and emergencies.During normal times, (in the absence of disaster and emergencies) activities such as mass feeding,medical mission, and educational support for the institutions etc. are held for the purpose of establishing a closer link with the grassroots of our society. Most of the member and personnel of TRRG are professionals and purely volunteers,dedicated,service minded and not money minded.They are trained and huge experienced in rescue and relief.
| A number of definitions of ‘emergency’ and ‘disaster’ have been proposed over time, many of them focusing on some measure of the cost of the event in terms of loss of life or damage. More recently, however, the focus of concern with emergencies and disasters has moved towards consideration of the situation created by such phenomena rather than simply of the origin, nature, size, speed of onset and other physical attributes of the hazard, which results in the event itself. To some extent, this change of focus has been brought about by our recognition of our limited capability for controlling such attributes, in the case of natural hazards in particular. But it has also stemmed from our realization that the consequences of many different types of events the situation that the impact of such events, whether natural or man-made, may create in terms of social, economic, environmental, developmental and political consequences for the communities they impact can be remarkably similar. Importantly, we now recognise that emergencies and disasters occur in a social context and have social consequences. It is important that we continue to expand our understanding of the physical attributes of the hazards to which our communities may be subject, in order to find ways to prevent emergencies or disasters occurring and to reduce their impacts. We also need to learn more about how we can manage the situations created by the impacts of those hazards that cannot be prevented or otherwise reduced. This requires us to develop a more detailed understanding of the factors that may lead to such situations occurring, and how such factors may be managed. |
