Statement A huge tidal wave swept away many fishing boats and hutments of the fishermen living along the coastline. Courses of Action I. The fisherman should henceforth be restrained from constructing their huts along the coast line. II. The local administration should send a team of officials to assess the extent of damage and suggest remedial meas.

if only I follows
if only II follows
if either I or II follows
both I nor II follows

Correct Answer: both I nor II follows

Explanation:

Fishermen should. hence forth be restrained from constructing their huts along the coast line and also a team of officials should be sent to inspect the situation.

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