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editDescriptionCertcon2013 IMG 1671 (9197079844).jpg | A slide from Keith Robertory's presentation on Disaster Communications: "The key to reaching people is to reach them timely; where they are; how they want to be reached; with positive actionable information; and in a culturally appropriate manner." |
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Author | Joe Loong from Reston, USA |
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