Asian nations tighten emergency response measures

The World Health Organisation and health ministers from 11 Asian nations today agreed on measures to improve their joint response if a region-wide natural disaster occurs, following last year’s devastating tsunami.

The World Health Organisation and health ministers from 11 Asian nations today agreed on measures to improve their joint response if a region-wide natural disaster occurs, following last year’s devastating tsunami.

The officials agreed to strengthen public health infrastructure with an emphasis on education and practice, and to improve access to medicines and vaccines, the WHO said in a statement.

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