Profile of Crisis Response of District Health / Disaster Risk: Bontang City, Indonesia
www.jogh.org • doi: 10.7189/jogh.02.020405 ~ December 2012 • Vol. 2 No. 2 • 020405
Profile of Health Crisis Response within District with High Risk of Disaster : District of Muna, Indonesia
Profile of health crisis response in potential areas of natural disaster in Indonesia : Province of Bengkulu
Profile of health crisis response in potential areas of natural disaster in Indonesia : Province of Central Kalimantan
Profile of Health Crisis Response within District with High Disaster Risk: District of Kapuas, Indonesia
Profile of health crisis response of district, area or cities in Indonesia with high risk of natural disaster : Kutai City, Indonesia
Profile of health crisis response in potential areas of natural disaster in Indonesia : Province of East Nusa Tenggara
Profile of health crisis response of area, city or district in indonesia with high risk of natural disaster : Bengkulu City, Indonesia
Profile of Health Crisis Response within District with High Risk of Natural Disaster : District of Sambas, Indonesia
Profile of Health Crisis Response within District with High Risk of Natural Disaster : District of Lebong, Indonesia
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Coordination guidance of in-field disaster management in Indonesia
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