00:00One, two, three.
00:12The most important objective is to prepare the country...
00:20...for the possible disasters.
00:25Disasters that we are familiar with, like floods...
00:31...and other diseases like leptospirosis.
00:36Also landslides, landslides.
00:39But what we also want to emphasize is...
00:42...chemical disasters.
00:46Also infectious diseases.
00:49Also the pandemic that we just went through.
00:52COVID-19 or SARS-CoV-2 virus.
00:56So all of these are very important for a country...
01:02...to always be prepared...
01:05...to remain alert, agile, robust...
01:11...and have a high level of preparedness.
01:13That's where we can see in a way that...
01:17...shows and highlights their assets.
01:20From the Department of Chemistry, PDRM...
01:23...from the Department of Nuclear and Atomic Energy...
01:26...and others.
01:28Including us, KKM.
01:31We have our traumatologist, our PD physician...
01:34...who provides various PPE.
01:36Not only for infectious diseases, but also for chemicals...
01:40...or radiological or nuclear and so on.
01:47All of these are very important for us to be prepared.
01:51I can't emphasize it further.
01:54I can't over-emphasize it.
01:56It's important for a country that is advancing...
01:59...in a huge economic growth...
02:02...to be prepared.
02:04We don't want our whole development to be derailed.
02:07We want to face a super money disaster...
02:14...that can disrupt the country's development.
02:21We must be prepared.
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