An ideal rehabilitation package following a disaster must address a wide range of issues to ensure the affected population can recover and rebuild sustainably. The first and foremost aspect is immediate humanitarian assistance. This includes providing food, clean drinking water, temporary shelter, and medical aid to prevent loss of life and reduce suffering. Health and sanitation are critical, as disasters often lead to the outbreak of diseases. Ensuring access to healthcare, vaccination programs, and clean sanitation facilities is essential for maintaining public health during the initial phase of rehabilitation. Beyond immediate relief, a rehabilitation package must focus on restoring livelihoods. Disasters often destroy homes, farms, small businesses, and local infrastructure, leaving communities economically vulnerable. Effective rehabilitation should provide financial support, employment opportunities, microcredit facilities, and skill development programs that help people rebuild their sources of income. Special attention should be given to the most vulnerable groups, including