Caring for Children in a Disaster: How are Children Different from Adults?
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This CDC website discusses the unique vulnerabilities of children during disasters, emphasizing the importance of tailored emergency preparedness plans. Children's physical, emotional, and developmental needs differ from adults, requiring specialized approaches for mitigation and response efforts. The site highlights key differences in children's responses to disasters, such as increased susceptibility to environmental hazards and psychological distress. It also provides resources for parents, caregivers, and emergency responders to better support and protect children during crises.Tags
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