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Nasarawa blames delayed emergency response on lack of specialised personnel
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The Nasarawa State Emergency Management Agency attributes delays in emergency response to a lack of specialised personnel and technical units.
The agency's Director-General, Mr Benjamin Akwash, stated this during a budget performance presentation to the Nasarawa State House of Assembly Committee on Public Accounts.
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Key Takeaways
- Lack of specialised personnel is a major challenge for the agency
- Technical units are also lacking in the agency
- The disclosure was made during a budget performance presentation
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Expected Outcomes
- Potential improvement in emergency response times if personnel and technical units are acquired
Why It Matters
Timely emergency response is critical to saving lives and reducing damage
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