Indonesia is mulling over setting up several logistics bases in safe regions to ensure that aid can reach people faster when there is a natural disaster. This would enable ample amounts of aid to reach disaster-affected areas in 24 hours, well within the golden time when quake and tsunami victims have the highest chance of survival if provided with assistance and medical treatment.
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