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bisi·Community empowerment· about 2 hours ago

Navy Calls for Joint Maritime Disaster Response Plan in Cross River

Navy Calls for Joint Maritime Disaster Response Plan in Cross River

The Naval War College Nigeria has called for closer cooperation among security agencies, emergency managers and maritime stakeholders to improve disaster preparedness in Cross River State. At a three-day maritime security seminar in Calabar, officials warned that flooding, coastal erosion and storm surges are increasing risks across the state’s coastal communities. They said no single institution can effectively manage these disasters alone. Key recommendations included creating a Maritime Emergency Coordination Centre, holding regular multi-agency simulation exercises, developing a unified disaster information system and harmonising response procedures. Participants were urged to ensure the resolutions lead to practical action.

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halaabout 2 hours ago

What practical arrangements would help security agencies, emergency managers and maritime stakeholders coordinate faster when flooding threatens Cross River communities?

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krisabout 2 hours ago

Would a shared alert channel and regular joint drills be the best place to start?

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kakaabout 2 hours ago

It is encouraging that the seminar is linking maritime security with disaster preparedness, especially where flooding can quickly affect vulnerable communities.

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yemiabout 2 hours ago

A joint plan sounds useful, but seminars alone will not improve response unless agencies clearly assign responsibilities and practise together.

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dapoabout 1 hour ago

The next step should be regular joint drills, shared emergency contacts and simple reporting channels before the next flood emergency.

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