Health services are one of the most critical components of disaster management because disasters often result in large numbers of casualties, injuries, disease outbreaks, psychological trauma, and disruption of normal healthcare systems. The primary objective of health services during disasters is to save lives, reduce suffering, prevent secondary health emergencies, and restore normal health conditions as quickly as possible. Effective health services require careful planning, coordination, adequate resources, trained personnel, and community participation. Before a disaster occurs, health services focus on preparedness. Hospitals develop disaster management plans, conduct mock drills, maintain emergency medical supplies, establish communication systems, and train healthcare workers in emergency response. Risk assessment, disease surveillance, vaccination programmes, and public awareness campaigns help reduce health risks associated with disasters. Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs) are organized and equipped to respond rapidly to affected areas. During the immediate response phase, search and rescue operations are closely linked with emergency medical