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Investing in the construction of resilient clinics & hospitals is key to ensuring disaster preparedness, protecting health care services for communities & saving lives. #BuiltToLast WHO Safe Hospitals framework http://bit.ly/2ILrTJo  #DRRdaypic.twitter.com/7z1nL9dVy9

When disaster strikes, safe hospitals reduce the risk of damage, prevent the disruption of health services, and ensure timely and effective responses. #BuiltToLast http://bit.ly/2ILrTJo  #DRRdaypic.twitter.com/txzP8UiTcS

WHO provides guidance to make hospitals safer and more resilient, such as increasing the reliability of power and water supply systems and securing emergency care equipment that remain functional in the event of a disaster. #BuiltToLast http://bit.ly/2ILrTJo  #DRRdaypic.twitter.com/jx3RB0kTLG

Making health facilities safe, prepared for emergencies, and energy efficient will protect the lives of occupants, enable effective emergency response and reduce the impact of health care on climate and the environment. #BuiltToLast http://bit.ly/2ILrTJo  #DRRdaypic.twitter.com/ZeceAxGdvj

A safe hospital #BuiltToLast requires inputs from different sectors including: Architects Structural engineers Water and sanitation experts Health professionals and others. http://bit.ly/2OJgGgn  #DRRdaypic.twitter.com/hWgbHsNPN6

Partnerships between different sectors are vital to ensure that hospitals are constructed safely and can function effectively when an emergency occurs – for instance, by ensuring water and power supplies or securing access to hospitals http://bit.ly/2OJgGgn  #BuiltToLastpic.twitter.com/KKe609f8Ok

#DRRday: Health facilities are critical infrastructure that must remain safe, operational and accessible before, during and in the aftermath of emergencies and disasters. http://bit.ly/2ILrTJo  #BuiltToLastpic.twitter.com/GCI7tAExZI