Norms for visiting the Stava 1985 Information Centre

Norms for visiting the Stava 1985 Information Centre

in accordance with safety norms for museum activities issued for the containment of virus SARS-CoV-2 In accordance with safety norms for museum activities issued for the containment of virus SARS-CoV-2 the access inside the building is allowed only with valid Covid Certificate. Visitors are admitted to the Centre in groups of 15 persons max. every 30 minutes. Before entering the premises, visitors are required to sanitize their hands and wear a face mask covering mouth and nose. Before leaving, visitors should disinfect their hands. Inside the Centre, visitors must follow the prescribed itinerary. After entering the Centre, visitors have access

No natural disasters

The term ‘natural disasters’ is ubiquitous. The term is used widely in press and media reports, government and aid agency literature and general discourse amongst the public. However, since 1756 some have been questioning this term. There is no such thing as a natural disaster. If we recognise and accept the standard definition of disaster as a serious disruption of the functioning of a community or a society at any scale due to hazardous events interacting with conditions of exposure, vulnerability and capacity then we must consider human involvement at the core of the event. A hazard will only become