Preventive measures have limits
Certain risks are inseparable from the activities that give rise to them. Preventing loss may require avoiding attachment. Preventing failure may require making no attempt. These measures may introduce further risks.
Exposure to ordinary human life may result in attachment, loss, uncertainty, memory and irreversible change.
Total risk elimination unavailable.
Public awareness recommended.
The Directorate of Assistance for Risks to Be Alive identifies, classifies and documents risks associated with everyday human experience, and installs emergency response equipment in high-risk spaces.
Consult the Hazard Index, view records of field installations and equipment, or submit an incident report.
Certain risks are inseparable from the activities that give rise to them. Preventing loss may require avoiding attachment. Preventing failure may require making no attempt. These measures may introduce further risks.
The conclusion of an event does not necessarily end its effects. Attachment, loss and relocation may produce consequences that become apparent at a later date.