Abdulaziz Summary

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I agree, Boston’s decades of disaster preparedness training and exercises is what enabled them to be so successful during the response and recovery phases. The training enabled the various agencies and organizations to immediately transition into crisis mode and meet the challenge head on. I also think Abdulaziz brings up a good point, in that, it is possible Boston could have mitigated the attack had external collaboration be just as strong.

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