Sentences with phrase «evacuation points in»

As of Wednesday, the Animal Husbandry and Animal Health Task Force has evacuated 1,384 heads of cattle to 30 evacuation points in five regencies across Bali.

Harry added that based on various sources, it was found that 59,820 people, who live in areas affected by the Mt. Agung eruption, have taken refuge at several evacuation points in areas across Bali.

Imagine being an emergency responder in a small town that hasn't mapped its fire hydrants, labeled rural roads with street signs, or identified evacuation points in the event of natural disaster.

We transported one sweet dog to the alternate evacuation point in Show Low to be kept under 24 hour observation by the Arizona Humane Society veterinarian after it was determined that she had ruptured her spleen in a fatality rollover accident.

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The notion of an «evacuation plan» for New York City in event of an accident at Indian Point is ludicrous.

His call was backed by New York's Congressional delegates including Representatives John Hall (D - NY), Maurice Hinchey (D - NY), Eliot Engel (D - NY), Nita Lowey (D - NY), and Senator Charles Schumer (D - NY) and then - Senator Hillary Clinton (D - NY), who introduced legislation in February 2007 that would require an in - depth review of Indian Point's vital safety and mechanical systems, spent fuel pools, and radiological emergency evacuation plans.

He received support from some of New York's top Congressional delegates, who introduced legislation requiring an in - depth review of Indian Point's vital safety and mechanical systems, spent fuel pools, and radiological emergency evacuation plans.

Cuomo darkly joked that the evacuation plan for the area surrounding Indian Point is to jump in the river and swim to New Jersey.

Their results, published in the journal Climatic Change, point to the need for new or modified wildfire management and evacuation programs in the nation's high - risk regions, said Jia Coco Liu, a recent Ph.D. graduate at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies (F&ES) and lead author of the study.

Real evacuation simulations are extremely difficult to carry out and can be extremely dangerous, Schadschneider says, pointing to a 2006 test of Airbus's A-380 aircraft in which one subject suffered a broken leg and dozens of others sustained lesser injuries.

Those familiar with a school's evacuation points and assembly points should be appointed as marshals to assist with this procedure, with at least two assembly points set up in opposing directions and at a minimum of 500 metres away from scene of the suspicious activity.

When the fire alarm is activated, an evacuation list is printed out automatically at a safe pre-determined point, providing peace of mind for staff, pupils and parents that in the event of an emergency students can easily be accounted for.

During a mandatory evacuation, city buses will pick up of citizens in need of assistance from 17 pick up points.

The Path of Progress, for example, gain a victory point for every worker they currently have provided they've met their evacuation prerequisite first, which in this case is to have the morale track maxed out.

As the name implies, it holds a cooperative mode in which players must find their way to an evacuation point and hold their ground until extraction.

My three teammates and I were tasked with setting bombs in three different tunnels and then moving to evacuation point.

As we moved down here the signs were pointing in the opposite direction, «Hurricane Evacuation Route.»

The estimated 7,000 members of the communities at the time are eligible to make claims for disruptions payments, with a points system that takes into account the length of evacuation and the amount of time spent living in adverse conditions and whether or not the class member was a resident of the reserves or lived elsewhere in the province.

As University of Chicago law professor Geoffrey R. Stone points out in a post at the American Constitution Society's ACSBlog, religious affiliation may be the key to explaining last week's Supreme Court decision in Gonzales v. Carhart, upholding a federal law prohibiting so - called partial birth abortions, otherwise known as «intact dilation and evacuation» or «intact D & E.»

If you need an emergency evacuation due to a natural disaster which makes your host country location uninhabitable (as deemed by Seven Corners security personnel and as described in the plan document), we will arrange and pay for evacuation from a safe departure point to the nearest safe location.