How you can help with the flood response
The U.S. Coast Guard is asking for your help to keep residents and businesses safe in Houston.
Here’s what you need to know.
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What are the requirements to help the flood recovery effort?
The Coast Guard needs your help and will be providing the following:A trained emergency response team will be available to assist with flood recovery activities from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Friday.
The Coast Guard also will be coordinating with other government agencies and private contractors to assist in coordinating assistance.
The Coast Guards National Hurricane Center has more information about flood response.
The coast guard is also working to make sure that communities in areas affected by the flood don’t become flooded.
The flood response team includes a Coast Guard crew member, a medical coordinator, a field medic and a field engineer.
The crew member will be responsible for coordinating any and all support, including water, sewage and emergency management.
They will also be responsible with coordinating any medical, supplies, food and other supplies needed by residents and those in shelters.
The field medic will be the primary resource for treating victims and will provide first aid to anyone who is injured, sickened or otherwise needs assistance.
The field medic is responsible for monitoring and collecting all information needed by responders and the public.
The first responder will be in charge of administering any medical care for victims and for providing any first aid and medical care to other victims of the storm.
The emergency medical response team, which will include the Coast Guard, will include a Coast Guards medical specialist, a licensed primary care physician, a certified nurse-midwife and a certified physician assistant, the Coast Guards first response center.
The primary care doctor will also assist the team with all first aid protocols, including administering first aid.
The licensed physician assistant will assist in the selection of appropriate first aid equipment and supplies for the team.
The trained medical response personnel will provide medical care and medical supplies to any victims or those in shelter, as well as provide first-aid training for any first responders who are involved in the storm response.
The trained medical responders will also coordinate first aid at the scene of an incident with the first responders.
The experienced team member will also monitor and collect information regarding the health of any victims and the location of any shelters and/or other vulnerable people.
The team member also will work closely with the primary care physicians, nurse- midwives, physician assistants, physician assistant physicians and other medical personnel.
The qualified field medic or field medic trained in the use of first aid will be ready to perform any necessary medical or first aid procedures, including, but not limited to, chest compressions, defibrillation, defecation, blood transfusions, oxygen and/ or other first aid measures.
The medical response officer will coordinate the medical and first aid activities of the team members.
The nurse-medic will provide initial care and care management for any emergency situations, including any patient who is critically ill or injured.
The nurse-merc will also provide basic first aid training and other necessary first aid supplies, and will also have access to any necessary supplies.
The certified nurse/midwife will perform a range of clinical and therapeutic first aid operations.
The Certified Nurse/Midwife will also work closely and independently with the medical response members to support their mission.
The certified nurse will be able to perform all procedures related to first aid, such as administering first- and second-aid measures, providing first aid in emergency situations and administering first aids in medical situations.
The experienced field medic, field medic certified in the care of injured individuals and the qualified medical response technician will work in close cooperation with the Coast Engineers National Response Coordination Team.
The National Response Coordinator will coordinate with the National Disaster Response Coordinating Center.
The response team members are trained in first aid techniques, first aid technique demonstrations, first- aid techniques and CPR procedures, as applicable.
The response team member is responsible with administering first and second aid, as required.
The initial contact will be with the patient, with the field medic assisting and assisting the patient with initial care.
The team member and his or her immediate family members, who are not in shelter but are expected to be in shelters, will be contacted at the earliest opportunity by phone or by email.
The first contact with the team member’s family members will occur in the first 24 hours following the initial contact.
In the event of a large emergency, the medical responders will be working from a location close to the storm, including those on the ground in shelters or who are able to move quickly and safely to safety.
If an incident occurs near a structure, the first response team is authorized to deploy a medical team.
The medical response teams are not allowed to go into a building.
If a structure is impacted by a hurricane, the response team should also be able go into the structure.
If a structure has structural damage, including a roof collapse or structural damage to a power line, the rescue and response team can use a
How to save money in sports
An estimated $2 trillion in ticket sales, concession sales, concessions and other revenue in the United States are lost to human error.
But how do you ensure your team will win when the clock strikes zero and the clock ticks back on the game?
This is where Automated Ticket Management (ATM) can make a huge difference.
Automated ticket management is a system where a team can set up a ticket management system.
The system then allows a team to schedule events like practice or games for a team.
Tickets can be purchased online or at the venue.
The ticket can be bought for the entire game or at a specific point in the game, depending on how many tickets are needed.
These tickets are then delivered to the team at the stadium or stadium concourse.
The team has the option of purchasing their own tickets for those events.
Tickets are then distributed at the arena, which can then be redeemed at the vendor kiosk.
When the team needs tickets, they are delivered to them at the facility.
If the ticket has not been redeemed by the time they need it, the ticket is then returned to the vendor.
When a team needs to reschedule a game, the team is given the option to cancel their ticket reservation and re-book the game at the next venue.
Automated ticket control is a great way to ensure that a team will be in good health and be able to continue competing in the future.
This article was originally published in March 2018.
Spain calls on Italy to end ‘deceptive’ tactics
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Spain called on Italy on Tuesday to end its “deceptive” tactics in its war against migrants, including the use of mobile personnel boards and “de facto” detention camps, in its push to stem the flow of asylum seekers across its southern border with Italy.
The Spanish government, in a letter sent to Italy’s ambassador in Madrid, said the Italian military is “not equipped to manage the crisis” on its southern frontier with Morocco and said it had made no progress against traffickers.
The letter was sent by Spain’s foreign ministry in Rome to Ambassador Maria Correa.
It came as Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni urged other European nations to join a bloc in which Italy is a member to deal with the crisis.
“Italy is not a safe country,” Gentilona said on a visit to Turkey, referring to Italy by its Spanish acronym.
“We have a very high risk in this respect and this is what we are talking about here,” he said.
“I call on the European Union, the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece, Portugal and all the member states of the bloc to take concrete measures to prevent the exploitation of the refugees in our common territory,” Gentila said.
In recent weeks, Italian authorities have detained more than 2,000 people trying to reach Italy’s borders, while authorities have said that at least 300 have died.
The war against illegal migration has become a major political issue as several governments, including France and Germany, have pledged to stem it, as well as Italy, which is one of the European nations with the largest numbers of asylum-seekers.
Italy, which has taken in more than 60,000 asylum-seeker arrivals this year, said last month that more than 1,000 migrants had died trying to cross its border with Spain.(Reporting by Marco Bellini; Editing by Daniel Wallis and Peter Cooney)