Emergency Regulations

Emergency Regulations are special rules enacted by authorities during emergencies, such as natural disasters or crises. They temporarily alter normal laws to help manage the situation effectively, ensuring public safety, order, and rapid response. These regulations can include measures like curfews, restrictions on movement, or resource allocation. They are intended to be flexible and responsive, allowing authorities to act swiftly while balancing individual rights and collective well-being. Once the emergency passes, these regulations are typically lifted or replaced by standard laws.