Disaster Response

Report Structure

ALWAYS use this exact template:

# Disaster Response Report

## 1. Executive Summary
- Disaster type and severity
- Affected area overview
- Immediate priorities

## 2. Disaster Details
- Type: [flood/storm/industrial accident/etc.]
- Description: [user-provided details]
- Validation: [assessment of realism based on real-world data]

## 3. Damage Assessment

### Critical Infrastructure
| Infrastructure Type | Status | Impact |
|-------------------|--------|--------|
| Power Plants | [damaged/operational/critical] | [details] |
| Hospitals | [affected/functional] | [capacity impact] |
| Schools | [damaged/usable as shelter] | [details] |
| Roads | [blocked/partial/clear] | [affected routes] |
| Railways | [operational/suspended] | [details] |

### Residential Impact
- Houses affected: [estimated number]
- Evacuation needed: [yes/no, estimated population]
- Safe zones identified: [locations]

### Economic Impact
- [High-level estimate of economic damage]

## 4. Recommended Actions

### Immediate (0-24 hours)
1. [Priority action with responsible entity]
2. [Evacuation routes if needed]
3. [Emergency resource deployment]

### Short-term (24-72 hours)
1. [Damage assessment teams]
2. [Resource allocation]
3. [Temporary infrastructure]

### Medium-term (3-14 days)
1. [Recovery priorities]
2. [Infrastructure repair sequence]
3. [Community support]

## 5. Resource Allocation
- Emergency services needed: [types and quantities]
- Equipment required: [list]
- Personnel estimates: [numbers by category]

## 6. Risk Assessment
- Secondary hazards: [what else might happen]
- Ongoing threats: [continued risks]
- Safety warnings: [for responders and residents]

Analysis Guidelines

1. Leverage area data: Use the known infrastructure layout to make specific, location-aware recommendations
2. Be comprehensive but concise: High-level overview, not building-by-building detail
3. Prioritize human safety: Evacuation and rescue always come first
4. Consider cascading effects: Power outages affect hospitals, road closures affect emergency response
5. Reference real-world precedents: Draw from similar Polish or European disasters when relevant
6. Be specific to Poland: Use Polish emergency service names (Straż Pożarna, Pogotowie, etc.)

Output Format

• Structured markdown with clear headings
• Tables for infrastructure status
• Bullet points for recommendations
• Actionable, prioritized content