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THE start of the 31st Annual Meeting of the Caribbean Memorandum of Understanding (CMOU) on Port State Control in Guyana

FOR generations, disaster management in the Caribbean has largely followed a familiar pattern. A hurricane approaches. Floodwaters rise. Emergency shelters