It has been argued that economically backward countries should be helped by first world nations on humanitarian grounds during natural calamities. I agree with this view because developed countries have resources and technology which could be used for coping with these types of disasters. Also their expertise in medical sciences helps to mitigate the spread of diseases.
To begin with, rich countries are well equipped to deal with disasters which are not man-made. They have surplus of basic necessities like drinkable water and non perishable foods which are of utmost importance when a calamity strikes. Along with the latest technology which helps with the forecast and ways to minimize impact, developed nations have specially trained people to help during the aftermath. For instance, the European Union has large aircrafts which help carry the supplies to areas where the infrastructure has been hit by the disaster.
Secondly, developed nations have superior medical technology. Fighting the spread of epidemics is crucial after a natural calamity to reduce the death toll. Well-to-do nations have mobile medical units which help set up clinics in an efficient and swift manner wherever needed. For example, the United States of America have a special department US-AID and their sole purpose is to lead the rescue operations internationally where they lack manpower to deal with calamities.
In conclusion, in my opinion the financially solid countries should definitely assist the developing and third-world states on empathetic terms during the natural disasters. This is because they are financially stable due to which they have spare resources and their proficiency in medicine benefits the suffering nation from spread of disease
It has
been argued
that
economically
backward
countries
should be
helped
by
first
world
nations
on humanitarian grounds during natural calamities. I
agree
with this view
because
developed
countries
have resources and technology which could be
used
for coping with these types of disasters.
Also
their expertise in medical sciences
helps
to mitigate the spread of diseases.
To
begin
with, rich
countries
are
well equipped
to deal with disasters which are not
man
-made. They have surplus of
basic necessities
like drinkable water and
non perishable
foods which are of utmost importance when a calamity strikes. Along with the latest technology which
helps
with the forecast and ways to minimize impact, developed
nations
have
specially
trained
people
to
help
during the aftermath.
For instance
, the European Union has large
aircrafts
which
help
carry the supplies to areas where the infrastructure has
been hit
by the disaster.
Secondly
, developed
nations
have superior medical technology. Fighting the spread of epidemics is crucial after a natural calamity to
reduce
the death toll. Well-to-do
nations
have mobile medical units which
help
set up clinics in an efficient and swift manner wherever needed.
For example
, the United States of America have a special department US-AID and their sole purpose is to lead the rescue operations
internationally
where they lack manpower to deal with calamities.
In conclusion
, in my opinion the
financially
solid
countries
should definitely assist the developing and third-world states on empathetic terms during the natural disasters. This is
because
they are
financially
stable due to which they have spare resources and their proficiency in medicine benefits the suffering
nation
from spread of
disease
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