Military units must establish flood response plans to aid civilians, according to a recent policy statement from the Ministry of Defense. This followed a Defense Council meeting where the Defense Ministry’s annual budget policy was outlined with the goal of streamlining administration and ensuring seamless operation of the ministry.
The policy involves tackling the flood situation as a key area of concern. The ministry gave orders for all military units to put precautions in place to deal with anticipated flooding. The importance of quick responses has been emphasized, including evacuation of residents, setting up field kitchens, giving relief materials and vehicles, and post-flood recovery work.
There are general and specific facets to the defense strategy. To achieve measurable outcomes in national security, ministry management, and military growth, the general policy is in alignment with pertinent laws, national strategies, and government policies. The specific policy promotes the military’s quick modernization while highlighting its crucial role in 21st-century state security and as a trustworthy institution for the general public.
There are eight main areas of emphasis that are at the heart of military policy. These include modernizing the military structure for agility and contemporary demands and moving toward a voluntary military draft system while ensuring optimal conscription numbers. Other areas include updating the Defense Ministry’s agency structures and the training programs for the armed forces.
The defense minister exhorts all units to adhere to this framework in order to approach their tasks collectively. (NNT)
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