Army emergency response team partners sema in tackling anambra flooding

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ARMY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM PARTNERS SEMA IN TACKLING ANAMBRA FLOODING

The Nigerian Army Emergency Response Team (AERT) has partnered with the Anambra State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) to tackle the devastating flooding that has ravaged several communities in the state.

The partnership, which was announced on [Date], aims to provide a coordinated response to the flooding crisis, which has displaced thousands of people and caused significant damage to properties and infrastructure.

The AERT, which is a specialized team of the Nigerian Army, has been deployed to Anambra State to assist in the relief efforts. The team is equipped with specialized equipment and personnel to respond to emergencies, including search and rescue operations, medical assistance, and provision of food and shelter to affected persons.

SEMA, on the other hand, is the lead agency responsible for coordinating the state's response to emergencies and disasters. The agency has been working closely with other stakeholders, including the Nigerian Army, to provide relief to affected persons and mitigate the impact of the flooding.

The partnership between the AERT and SEMA is expected to enhance the effectiveness of the response efforts and ensure that affected persons receive the necessary assistance in a timely and efficient manner.

Some of the key activities that the AERT and SEMA will undertake under the partnership include:

The partnership between the AERT and SEMA is a testament to the commitment of the Nigerian Army and the Anambra State Government to providing effective and timely response to emergencies and disasters.