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Preparados, Receptivos, & Comprometidos: FEMA Launches Redesign Of Spanish Language Web Site

October 23rd, 2009 · No Comments

FEMA has just launched a redesigned Spanish language website, www.fema.gov/espanol. According to the press release:

“The site is focused on individuals and families in multi-hazard disasters. It includes information on what to do before (preparedness), during (response) and after (recovery and mitigation) disasters…

The new design features a simple format with main topics divided in blocks of three for easy access. The first block includes information like disaster information, preparedness, and mitigation. The second block includes action items such as recent news, major warnings and relevant information just one click away, i.e. hurricane preparedness, National Preparedness Month and H1N1.

The third block includes general information like current disasters, types of disasters and what to do before, during and after different types of natural or man-made emergencies as well as links to other government agencies active in disasters.”

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Tags: Diverse Communities Preparedness · Federal Emergency Management Administration · Preparedness Resources

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