The process of organising, coordinating, planning, and carrying out actions to lessen the effects of natural or man-made disasters is known as disaster management. It includes a variety of actions meant to prevent, mitigate, and recover from natural catastrophes like hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, pandemics, and more. Risk assessment, early warning systems, evacuation planning, resource distribution, and community education are all necessary for effective disaster management. Communities and governments may reduce the number of people killed and property destroyed during disasters, increase resilience, and expedite the restoration of life to normalcy by proactively addressing these challenges.