The major goals of disaster information system should be to improve decision-making before, during and after emergencies, through improved access to quality of information.

While making advancements towards the new mediums which is definitely faster and efficient, it should not be forgotten that vast number of people are yet to have access to these mediums or yet to develop trust and a filtering mechanism for these mediums.

There is a need of autonomous disaster management institutions for combating with disasters. International humanitarian bodies need to formulate separate humanitarian response law keeping in view the geographical, cultural, political and social environment of countries affected by disasters. 

There is an immense need for countries with a better agricultural base to strengthen their health infrastructure accessibility in rural areas apart from the fact that all countries need to secure themselves in terms of food.

The spread of such a non-traditional threat is a direct consequence of climate change, it is imperative that the government also take necessary action to bring climate change under control by various means like controlled use of artificial rain, day-to-day regulation of agricultural and industrial waste etc.

Proactive and aggressive actions by government could reduce the infection rate, thereby reducing the burden on healthcare system. The mutual trust between the government and people is a key to effectively controlling the virus.

Vietnam’s success model shows the world that a small nation among the third world country with dense population and less equipped health infrastructure can also successfully win over a pandemic through their strong desire and determination.