Jarred by Israel’s lack of readiness, volunteer rescuers train for quake they know is coming (opens original article in a new tab)
Israeli volunteer rescuers are training for an inevitable earthquake as the country faces criticism for inadequate preparedness, with experts highlighting insufficient resources and funding for disaster response.
- Elad Blumental founded OneDay to train volunteer earthquake rescue teams due to Israel's unpreparedness for a major earthquake.
- Israel's Home Front Command and Fire Service face challenges in responding to earthquakes, with insufficient staffing and resources.
- Experts warn that Israel's earthquake preparedness is lacking, with only 5% of vulnerable buildings reinforced despite existing regulations.
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