A Rapid Response Team (RRT) is a specialized group established to provide immediate technical and operational support during public health emergencies, particularly outbreaks of infectious diseases, disasters, and other health-related crises. In pandemic preparedness and response, the RRT plays a crucial role in early detection, investigation, containment, and management of disease threats. Its operations are generally divided into emergency phase operations and non-emergency phase operations. During the emergency phase, the primary objective of the Rapid Response Team is to control and minimize the impact of an ongoing outbreak or health emergency. The first activity of the team is rapid deployment to the affected area after receiving information about a suspected outbreak or unusual health event. The team conducts preliminary assessments to verify the situation, identify the nature of the threat, and determine the extent of the emergency. A major emergency phase operation is outbreak investigation. The RRT collects epidemiological information, identifies cases, traces contacts, and determines possible sources and modes of transmission. It carries out field surveillance, collects clinical and environmental