Restoring the community to its previous status can reproduce the hazard vulnerability that led to the disaster.

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Restoring the community to its previous status without addressing underlying issues or implementing mitigation measures can lead to the same hazards and vulnerabilities that caused the disaster in the first place. Therefore, it is important to adopt sustainable and resilient measures that can reduce the risk and enhance the community's ability to cope with future disasters.

Restoring the Community to Its Previous Status Can Reproduce the Hazard