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A Case of Acute Vision Loss Due to Delayed Onset Herpes Zoster Optic Perineuritis

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By Bárbara Tapia Cortés, Daniel Barmas-Alamdari, Jamie L Mitchell
| Taylor & Francis Online
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Los sistemas de alerta temprana reducen un 30% los daños de un desastre ambiental

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By Bárbara Tapia Cortés
| Clarín (Argentina) Verified
Noticias hoy Jueves, 25 de enero de 2024 Ante la inminencia de un desastre natural como un huracán, una inundación o un tsunami, una alerta con solo 24 horas de antelación puede reducir los daños en un 30%. Los países con baja cobertura presentan una mortalidad ocho veces mayor en comparación con los países con sistemas de alertas tempranas, porque las personas y autoridades no pueden tomar decisiones informadas con antelación.
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Early warning systems reduce damage from natural disasters by 30%

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By Bárbara Tapia Cortés
| 247newsagency.com
Author: Bárbara Tapia Cortés When a natural disaster such as a hurricane, flood or tsunami is imminent, just a 24-hour warning can reduce damage by 30%. In fact, compared to countries with early warning systems, countries with low coverage have eight times higher mortality because people and authorities cannot make informed decisions in advance.
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