The purpose of the incident command system (ics) is to: select one:
a. reduce overall morta...
Social Studies, 12.11.2019 23:31 audreywizzy
The purpose of the incident command system (ics) is to: select one:
a. reduce overall mortality and morbidity from large-scale mass-casualty incidents and to restore key infrastructure.
b. ensure responder and public safety, achieve incident management goals, and ensure the effective use of resources.
c. quickly and efficiently respond to natural disasters and terrorist incidents, regardless of the complexity of the incident.
d. protect the public from the effects of large- and small-scale disasters and to minimize the financial impact from such incidents.
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