Major Hurricane Problems

Major Hurricane Problems
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Major Hurricane Problems
Apart from devastating thousands of human lives and causing destructions of the properties amounting to billions of U.S dollars, any major Hurricanes happening in South Florida will shake its economy. Florida has been perceived as one of the economically competitive states in the U.S though not as much as Texas. The south part of the state enjoys quite a wide range of economic indicators which include ports, tourism, industries, and business services. The occurrence of the significant Hurricane might result in slowness in economic growth to cause economically related problems. The loss of lives and properties will cause the shortage in the supply of labor and materials. Issues related to the economy include increased unemployment, reduced housing, less agricultural production, and infrastructural problems. As a result, the economic activities in South Florida would be hindered a situation that is likely to slow down the pace of economic development. This situation may be fuelled by the interrupted power supply further delaying technological delivery.
As a system mandated to facilitate the provision of resources, prioritize incidents, and to coordinate multiple agencies to take care of the emergencies, multiagency coordination system is useful in solving these problems. The multiagency coordination system entities should ensure that there is the clear awareness of the actual situation in the affected area (Salmon, Stanton, Jenkins, & Walker, 2011).

This should be regarding the information on the required resources to bring south Florida back to its feet. Enough funds allocated will ensure that infrastructure is restored to its original condition. The ports, industries, tourism, and business services need to be facilitated back to enable this part of Florida to regain its glory. The MCAs should facilitate the resources to smooth economic policy formulation to guide the state through swiftly. This should be in addition to facilitation of the strategic plan for economic revival for the state.
Reference
Salmon, P., Stanton, N., Jenkins, D., & Walker, G. (2011). Coordination during multi-agency emergency response: issues and solutions. Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal, 20(2), 140-158.