Better keep high level politicians away from disasters, they are only there for the PR, anyway. I don’t have an exact grasp of what Berlin’s disaster response law is like, but I assume that the responsibility for setting up and running a crisis staff would be with the affected district mayor, and on state level (Berlin is a city state after all), the immediate responsibility would be with the senator of the interior.
I’m wondering what a politician would bring to a PR visit at a power outage, the rubber boots customary for floods certainly aren’t going to work, maybe an extension cord?
Better keep high level politicians away from disasters, they are only there for the PR, anyway. I don’t have an exact grasp of what Berlin’s disaster response law is like, but I assume that the responsibility for setting up and running a crisis staff would be with the affected district mayor, and on state level (Berlin is a city state after all), the immediate responsibility would be with the senator of the interior.
I’m wondering what a politician would bring to a PR visit at a power outage, the rubber boots customary for floods certainly aren’t going to work, maybe an extension cord?