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In disaster situations, the priority is to provide food rapidly to address critical needs that may arise in isolated populations, institutions, hospitals, temporary shelters, or other situations. For this purpose:

In disaster situations, societies can undergo disorganization and a weakening of the social standards that regulate behavior, creating situations where people are more exposed to HIV/AIDS. In addition, poor living conditions and difficulty in accessing services are factors that increase the vulnerability of people who are already carriers.