FIRST PERFORMANCE TASK DIS ASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION (DRRR) Directions: Using your output from the previous activity, cite by wiiting the disaster risks of the identified natural and man-made disasters. To facilitate your task, accompish the given table below:

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