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Video Feature: Apps to Cope and Help in a Disaster

Source: The New York Times

During a natural disaster, a smartphone with the FEMA app can be a vital tool. Watch the video and read what help you can find on this app before, during, or after a disaster.

This entry was posted in Dealing with Disaster and tagged Health & Medicine, Science & Nature, Technology on February 1, 2016 by Marianne Rafter.

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