<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"NEW APPROACHES TO PREVENTION OF EPIDEMIC OUTBURST RISKS IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS (LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE EARTHQUAKE: ARMENIA, 1988)."
Abstract:"It is known that natural disasters, including the earthquakes, are fraught with the potential destructive properties bringing forth the most complex ecological, socio-hygienic, and epidemiological situations. These factors, in their turn, condition the outbursts of infectious diseases (the extremely dangerous infections amongst them), mass poisonings, etc. Epidemic outbreaks almost always accompanied the natural disasters. To factors capable to influence the emergence and spread of infectious diseases under extreme situations belong the following ones: mass (total) character of injuries of non-infectious nature, prevalence of combined injuries, psychic stress, disorganization of social structures, intense migration processes, disintegration of ecological systems. In the zone of Armenian earthquake (1988) the most favourable conditions existed for epidemic complications: huge mass of people cumulated at not so large, unadjusted areas without any sanitary hygienic conditions; disintegration or total failure of the water supply system, food sector and catering, trade, municipal services, as well as insanitation of the environment. In Armenia like nowhere else in the world the calamity resulting from the earthquake was interrelated with other powerful factors, amongst which were the war, communications, energy and economy blockades of the country, which worsened and aggravated the complicated state of affairs. Despite the high risks of epidemic outbreaks in a period of Armenian earthquake (1988), neither epidemic outbursts, nor group infectious diseases and food poisonings were registered. This was possible due to correct tactics and distinctly implemented preventive and anti-epidemiological actions. The study on the experience of activity performed in the Armenian earthquake zone (1988) during liquidation of the disaster after-effects has a great scientific and practical significance for development of a system ensuring anti-epidemiological safety of population, taking into account that such research and development is lacking in the world practice."
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Q1: Is this article is about 'human migration mobility': 1 = yes; 0 = no. Answer with a number. Do not give a textual explanation.

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NEW APPROACHES TO PREVENTION OF EPIDEMIC OUTBURST RISKS IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS (LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE EARTHQUAKE: ARMENIA, 1988)
It is known that natural disasters, including the earthquakes, are fraught with the potential destructive properties bringing forth the most complex ecological, socio-hygienic, and epidemiological situations. These factors, in their turn, condition the outbursts of infectious diseases (the extremely dangerous infections amongst them), mass poisonings, etc. Epidemic outbreaks almost always accompanied the natural disasters. To factors capable to influence the emergence and spread of infectious diseases under extreme situations belong the following ones: mass (total) character of injuries of non-infectious nature, prevalence of combined injuries, psychic stress, disorganization of social structures, intense migration processes, disintegration of ecological systems. In the zone of Armenian earthquake (1988) the most favourable conditions existed for epidemic complications: huge mass of people cumulated at not so large, unadjusted areas without any sanitary hygienic conditions; disintegration or total failure of the water supply system, food sector and catering, trade, municipal services, as well as insanitation of the environment. In Armenia like nowhere else in the world the calamity resulting from the earthquake was interrelated with other powerful factors, amongst which were the war, communications, energy and economy blockades of the country, which worsened and aggravated the complicated state of affairs. Despite the high risks of epidemic outbreaks in a period of Armenian earthquake (1988), neither epidemic outbursts, nor group infectious diseases and food poisonings were registered. This was possible due to correct tactics and distinctly implemented preventive and anti-epidemiological actions. The study on the experience of activity performed in the Armenian earthquake zone (1988) during liquidation of the disaster after-effects has a great scientific and practical significance for development of a system ensuring anti-epidemiological safety of population, taking into account that such research and development is lacking in the world practice