Many emergency workers and medical personnel carry naloxone as well.
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Emergency workers transported Hannah to a hospital, where she died.
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Emergency workers arrived to find Prince unresponsive in the elevator.
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Emergency workers surrounded a damaged residential building in the area.
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Emergency workers and the police were called around 6 p.m.
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But using a defibrillator, the emergency workers brought it back.
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We're told once emergency workers arrived, Boots was pronounced DOA.
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It was a task that emergency workers had prepared for.
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She died on the way there, the emergency workers said.
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Photos show emergency workers helping injured and bloody patients escape.
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Denmark has sent emergency workers to support the Greenland police.
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It was too dangerous for emergency workers to immediately reach.
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When there's a terrorist attack, there are courageous emergency workers.
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There's a good reason for the emergency workers' failure to respond.
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Australian emergency workers are no stranger to helping animals in distress.
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Emergency workers leapt from their cars to aid in the evacuation.
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"Emergency workers are on their way to the scene," it said.
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EDT on Friday as emergency workers carried out a mandatory evacuation.
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Emergency workers had planned to rescue them by helicopter Saturday morning.
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Emergency workers warned the strong winds threaten to escalate the fires.
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The three good Samaritans held the women until emergency workers responded.
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Emergency workers rushed to what was described as a chaotic scene.
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Another witness, Ahmed Ali, 26, criticized the response by emergency workers.
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Some victims were laid out nearby beneath sheets by emergency workers.
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Nor are they aware of any fellow emergency workers who have.
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They rushed meals to those grieving and to the emergency workers.
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The teenager's body was recovered from the river by emergency workers.
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By then there were dozens of emergency workers on the beach.
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Another shows emergency workers attempting to revive the victims using CPR.
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Emergency workers and the obscenely rich love helicopters, and for good reason.
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Emergency workers fear a second disaster from the spread of waterborne disease.
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Police and emergency workers searched the rubble of destroyed buildings on Sunday.
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She waited with him until emergency workers took them to a hospital.
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Emergency workers said it could take months to uncover all the victims.
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Emergency workers helped the trapped driver out of the bus, Nothum said.
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Emergency workers found her inside a 2008 Audi Quattro around 9 p.m.
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By then other wrestlers had arrived, along with emergency workers and journalists.
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As they waited for emergency workers, they heard neighbors calling for help.
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As they waited for emergency workers, they heard neighbors screaming for help.
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Calling 911 is still the recommended way to reach qualified emergency workers.
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He overdosed again, and emergency workers came back and revived him again.
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"9-1-1" follows a group of emergency workers in Los Angeles.
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A recovery operation involving more than 50 emergency workers was underway on Saturday.
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Rescue efforts will resume today, and will include emergency workers, soldiers, and police.
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Emergency workers have been rescuing people trapped in their homes by rising waters.
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Hearing sirens, he followed the sound until emergency workers pulled up just outside.
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He was taken to a local hospital after being extricated by emergency workers.
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Video footage showed emergency workers pulling people from the wreckage in Yilan County.
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President Trump visited Las Vegas, lauding the efforts of emergency workers and doctors.
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Emergency workers took as long as 45 minutes to descend to the tracks.
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Emergency workers were called, and the children were pronounced dead at the scene.
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She knew most of the emergency workers; her husband still volunteered with them.
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Others are still missing, and emergency workers continue to dig through the rubble.
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" Chief Garrett said emergency workers "isolated the package" and "haven't found anything else.
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Snapshot: Above, emergency workers rescued residents of Nantgarw, Wales, from flooding on Sunday.
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Emergency workers are required to stay on site, according to the OPM release.
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Residents and emergency workers continue to dig through the rubble looking for survivors.
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Police officers and other emergency workers testified Wednesday of finding an unimaginable scene.
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Bulama Ibrahim, another resident, said he had counted 50 corpses when emergency workers arrived.
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Emergency workers are attempting to make repairs, and water levels appear to be falling.
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An ambulance was called, and emergency workers found the girl dead in the kitchen.
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CNN reports that about 1,000 law enforcement officers and emergency workers are on hand.
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Several states and the US military are sending emergency workers and equipment to Texas.
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Emergency workers were preparing to work through the night to clear roads of debris.
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Some Amatrice residents found themselves pressed into service as emergency workers, like the Rev.
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Emergency workers found Ms. Martin in the vehicle, which was in the ditch line.
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In one community after another, emergency workers reported downed trees and badly damaged buildings.
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More than 250 firefighters and emergency workers responded to the fire at the building.
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As the situation developed, emergency workers were at first prevented from entering the building.
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State officials said they had deployed scores of additional emergency workers to the region.
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After about 25 minutes the emergency workers are panting and sweaty from the exertion.
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Emergency workers say that number could rise as they re-enter the charred areas.
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More than 100 firefighters and emergency workers have been looking for the boy since Sunday.
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Emergency workers patrol an area on Friday near where a duck boat capsized the night
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Emergency workers in Tennessee have been trying to contain 67 fires burning nearly 16,000 acres.
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The resort was running on a skeleton crew to serve a contingent of emergency workers.
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Over 100,000 people have been evacuated and emergency workers have been airlifting thousands to safety.
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There was a team of about six emergency workers pushing her out in a stretcher.
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Emergency workers dismantled the Asian-style squat toilet, with the python still twined through it.
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Emergency workers took Mr. McKenzie to Richmond University Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.
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Emergency workers took Mr. Nazaire to Cayuga Medical Center, where he was later pronounced dead.
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When emergency workers arrived at the nursing home this week, they found three people dead.
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She will also meet with emergency workers, victims of the shooting and their family members.
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But then he saw emergency workers carrying out the small child, trying to resuscitate her.
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Emergency workers, Rosselló had warned, wouldn't be around to help once winds reached 50 mph.
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It also can be used to warn emergency workers before mass alerts are sent out.
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Emergency workers testing a helicopter outfitted with equipment from SkyRyse, a Silicon Valley start-up.
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In West Virginia, they taught emergency workers how to properly use and decontaminate protective equipment.
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Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said emergency workers were searching for 30 people under the rubble.
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He said emergency workers were trying to rescue survivors as more bodies were turning up.
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Mr. Bloomberg had donated one of his company's spaces downtown for emergency workers seeking food.
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Press photos showed emergency workers combing through a wide field of smoldering wreckage outside Tehran.
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Emergency workers said they arrived to find the building filled with heavy smoke and flames.
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Emergency workers must cut through the hull of the second barge to offload its fuel.
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Other images show injured commuters, their faces wrapped in gauze, being treated by emergency workers.
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Emergency workers will continue C.P.R. unless his mother has signed an order not to resuscitate.
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Kalenah was found unconscious under a bed and pronounced dead by emergency workers, the police said.
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Emergency workers and passers-by tried to help the injured, who were strewn among the dead.
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The current system also creates obstacles for emergency workers and low-income people, other experts say.
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Currently, dispatchers send emergency workers directly to the call, regardless of the severity of the problem.
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He said emergency workers were going house to house to check on residents and assess damage.
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Queen Elizabeth, 91, and her grandson Prince William also visited residents and emergency workers on Friday.
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"Those emergency workers literally put their lives on the line to get them out," he said.
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Some people took themselves to hospitals, unknown to emergency workers — some right away, some hours later.
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The launch of the vehicle, called Starhopper, ignited several brush fires, which emergency workers quickly addressed.
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Survivors, politicians and emergency workers were attending a service Sunday at Southwark Cathedral near London Bridge.
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Four emergency workers who helped the family suffered mild effects of exposure, according to the EPA.
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Radiation leaks from one unit made it difficult for emergency workers to approach the other units.
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Greg Janzen, the town's reeve, say it's put an unnecessary amount of stress on emergency workers.
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Grocers, whose employees are now designated as emergency workers in several states, are taking similar steps.
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In several cases, officers and emergency workers have conducted drug busts while wearing biohazard containment suits.
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At daybreak, emergency workers resumed their operations searching for survivors and recovering bodies from the lake.
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Police officers escorted the emergency workers who moved through the coastal towns, exhorting people to leave.
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Seventy-five emergency workers divided into teams of three crisscrossed the city responding to these calls.
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Emergency workers pulled 26 bodies from the wreckage of a gold miners' bunkhouse after a landslide.
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Emergency workers, above, in the Philippines pulled 40 bodies from the muddied wreckage of a landslide.
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Several emergency workers are shown surveying the crash site, as well as an emergency services helicopter.
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They found their way to a section of Interstate 610 where emergency workers were staging rescues.
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But there were no signs of emergency workers or any effort to distribute the disaster supplies.
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The New York Times reported that she had claimed to emergency workers she had attempted suicide.
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Outside, dozens of orange-clad emergency workers set up triage areas, helping victims and the rescued.
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Dr. Darwish and many medical personnel and emergency workers have been killed in line of duty.
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Emergency workers had arrived as she'd requested; finding the daughter alone, they had called the police.
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"There were a couple of hundred volunteers and emergency workers involved in the search," says Sgt. Lawson.
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The migrants were met by emergency workers, including health officials and psychologists, at the city&aposs marina.
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"They just started barking very softly," Sonia Marini, one of the emergency workers, told the Associated Press.
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Some hotels offer discounts for emergency workers who would have a hard time commuting home between shifts.
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In the town of Wildwood, emergency workers in inflatable boats rescued more than 100 people from homes.
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Many government offices also were shuttered with Massachusetts and Connecticut ordering non-emergency workers to stay home.
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Just with the push of a single button, you can alert emergency workers with your exact location.
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Emergency workers scouted the area Friday to learn how many people had not left their flooded homes.
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Emergency workers are searching for the man, but officials say it is unlikely he survived the collapse.
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All around were the discarded blue rubber gloves of the emergency workers who carried the bodies away.
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The decision came after the government advised against mass gatherings that require the presence of emergency workers.
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The first glimpse he got of federal emergency workers, he said, was 12 days after the hurricane.
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Emergency workers punched holes into the jail's walls to let the smoke disperse and the inmates escape.
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Emergency workers tried but failed to resuscitate Hemingway at the scene of the crash, where he died.
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Hundreds of emergency workers responded after the 565-foot-tall crane toppled at about 8:303 a.m.
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Television footage showed emergency workers rushing to the debris-strewn scene as security officials cordoned it off.
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Emergency workers found Sturrock and the dog in the truck at the side of a road, unharmed.
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Many of the emergency workers who responded have children who attend the school, or went there themselves.
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His adult son alerted emergency workers, who took him to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
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"We hear screaming all through the night," said Quito as he decried the slow response by emergency workers.
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Television footage showed police officers and ambulances at the scene, as emergency workers rushed to evacuate the wounded.
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Dozens of people are still missing as emergency workers continue to dig through the rubble looking for bodies.
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Emergency workers escort a woman after a shooting near the Christmas market in Strasbourg, France, on Dec. 239.
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Emergency workers went door-to-door Sunday advising residents of Laval's Île-Verte and Île-Roussin to evacuate.
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Watch the video as emergency workers dismantled the Asian-style squat toilet, with the snake still in it.
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Emergency workers came across the tin cans during the rescue operation, Taiwan's state-owned Central News Agency reported.
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ITC said emergency workers set up booms to halt the spread of the chemicals spilling from the site.
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Emergency workers in inflatable boats rescued more than 100 people from homes, said Wildwood Fire Chief Christopher D'Amico.
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After some of the most upsetting episodes, emergency workers often repaired to the local Carvel for ice cream.
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Emergency workers used a firetruck and other tools to control the flames over the next couple of hours.
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The two unidentified workers, ages 47 and 43, were dead by the time emergency workers arrived, officials said.
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Emergency workers are seen on a bus at the explosion site on March 13, 373 in Ankara, Turkey.
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In 2015, a bill was passed by the California state senate authorizing emergency workers to shoot down drones.
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All emergency workers will be taken off the islands and anyone remaining there will be on their own.
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Nurses have been most studied for this, and firefighters and emergency workers and people who live on ships.
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Not knowing whether the gunman or gunmen had been neutralized, emergency workers wore ballistic helmets and body protection.
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He recommended that the administration classify farm workers as emergency workers on applications for temporary agricultural work visas.
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Brian Starkell, the chief of the Nipawin Fire Department, was one of the emergency workers on the scene.
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Emergency workers brought him to Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center in Brooklyn, where he was pronounced dead.
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The season finale of this series finds the emergency workers under more stress than usual during the holidays.
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The three men had managed to climb out of the plane before emergency workers arrived, Detective Garcia said.
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Minnesota and Vermont have classified grocery clerks as "emergency workers," but many of those workers lack health insurance.
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Arkema and former logistics chief Michael Keough also were charged with assault over the injuries to emergency workers.
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Emergency workers marked the doors of empty houses with the date and time they were checked for casualties.
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WASHINGTON — Thousands of emergency workers who rushed to the rubble of the World Trade Center after the Sept.
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Black plumes of smoke rose from the crash site as firefighters and emergency workers rushed to the scene.
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After the derailment, emergency workers boarded the train to check for injured passengers, said Rich Denison, another passenger.
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Footage early on Saturday showed emergency workers rescuing three people in Elazig after 1003 hours under the rubble.
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Emergency workers, journalists and neighbors waded through floodwaters to reach people in danger during Hurricane Harvey in Houston.
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Tim WalzTimothy (Tim) James WalzIdaho governor issues stay-at-home order for 21 days amid coronavirus spread Walmart, grocers adding sneeze guards for cashiers Grocery store workers in Minnesota classified as emergency workers MORE (D) has declared that grocery store employees are emergency workers, allowing them access to free child care.
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Emergency workers attempted life-saving measures to revive the victims at the scene, but were unsuccessful, WTVD-TV reported.
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I worked to get the health care needed by our first responders and emergency workers who ran toward danger.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez visited the rescue coordination center, spoke to emergency workers, and offered condolences for the victims.
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Before their game against the Jets, the Predators recognized Shaw and several emergency workers who responded to the shooting.
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Emergency workers faced a grim night of pulling the dead and injured from the wreckage of homes and businesses.
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From their training, those emergency workers are often in the right place to talk people back from the brink.
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Ten of the 15 people killed were volunteer firefighters and other emergency workers; more than 260 others were injured.
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Despite the hard work of miners, emergency workers, and civilians, 116 children, mostly aged between seven and 11, died.
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Schools were closed, emergency workers were deployed to the region as the equivalent of a category 3 hurricane approach.
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Hours later, emergency workers responded to the same address after the 45-year-old man became ill, police said.
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There are framed color pictures of men, mostly emergency workers, who died on 9/11, arced across the foyer.
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Emergency workers now have to drive five miles out of their way to respond to some calls in town.
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He said the driver held him as emergency workers pushed the two on a stretcher to an ambulance. Mrs.
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The company said that, over a month, its response team had worked with emergency workers more than 100 times.
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In a post on Twitter, President Trump expressed his condolences to victims of the crash and thanked emergency workers.
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Emergency workers rushed to the scene, and at least 60 people were taken to area hospitals, according to Reuters.
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The contractor hired by the government has assisted emergency workers in natural and man-made disasters around the globe.
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During shaky truces negotiated to retrieve the bodies, Dutch and Australian emergency workers also found evidence of the crime.
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Emergency workers have been unable to return to the island due to unstable conditions, toxic gases, and falling ash.
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Despite promising signs, emergency workers are still scrambling on Saturday to rescue thousands of people caught up in floodwaters.
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Now, emergency workers are struggling to rescue survivors, slowed by power outages and a lack of heavy-lifting equipment.
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We call the doctors, the nurses, the police, the emergency workers, the funeral staff to take over for us.
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Emergency workers, soldiers, police and volunteers were being mobilized to search for survivors, clear debris, and restore power and communications.
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Abe said earlier Monday that the government had dispatched 73,000 troops and emergency workers for the search and rescue effort.
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The amended suit added six more emergency workers and Crosby residents to its list of plaintiffs, which now numbers 18.
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More than 300 emergency workers were at the site on Wednesday morning, according to civil protection agency spokesperson Farouk Achour.
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Officials have said that emergency workers formed a human chain to whisk items out of harm's way during the blaze.
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The snake apparently slithered into the unlucky dude's plumbing system, where it was still hanging out when emergency workers arrived.
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Emergency workers were able to cut the baby's umbilical cord before getting her and her mother safely to the hospital.
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On Wednesday, the Australian army and emergency workers headed to areas in Queensland state that were hit by Cyclone Debbie.
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Hundreds of emergency workers are sifting through the rubble, continuing a complex operation to dismantle structures around the collapsed block.
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But TransCare emergency workers described pressure from supervisors to go further and raid supply carts, sometimes without the hospital's blessing.
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Emergency workers couldn't reach him for 30 minutes due to tear gas fired by the Israeli military, Abu Alia added.
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They included survivors and emergency workers, journalists and fire officials, doctors and the stadium announcer at the Stade de France.
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Many houses have lost power and cellphone service, complicating the rescue process as emergency workers rely on word-of-mouth.
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In doing so she contrasted her concrete actions, like fighting for health care aid for emergency workers after the Sept.
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The committee proposed training all emergency workers and medical teams to treat injuries like those sustained by troops in combat.
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The News's coverage continued long after the attack, including its campaign to get benefits for sick 9/11 emergency workers.
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But a system like BrainEx would probably encourage doctors and emergency workers to try longer and harder to resuscitate patients.
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Consultants and warmongers lined their pockets in the wake of 9/11 while emergency workers were left with medical bills.
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At Nantgarw, a village in South Wales, vehicles were left submerged and families had to be rescued by emergency workers.
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At Nantgarw, a village in South Wales, vehicles were left submerged and families had to be rescued by emergency workers.
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It appeared from the video that a man took over CPR before male emergency workers from the Fire Department arrived.
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Emergency workers made at least 1,133 swift-water rescues in North Carolina by Monday, but many more people need help.
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Once outside, in the cool morning mist, "people stood around, shellshocked," he said, until emergency workers came to get them.
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Emergency workers had broken down the hotel-room door and had just finished trying to resuscitate him when she arrived.
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The company and its executives failed to protect the chemicals adequately and did not alert the emergency workers on Aug.
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Tim WalzTimothy (Tim) James WalzIdaho governor issues stay-at-home order for 21 days amid coronavirus spread Walmart, grocers adding sneeze guards for cashiers Grocery store workers in Minnesota classified as emergency workers MORE on Sunday stated that emergency workers deemed "critical" to the state's response to the outbreak would be provided child care.
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The man, who was identified as Konstantinos Potamousis, was unconscious and unresponsive, and emergency workers pronounced him dead at the scene.
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Mancera, the Mexico City mayor, said 260 to 2100 people were rescued alive by citizens and emergency workers in the capital.
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Hours after the crash, neighbors were still standing on front lawns and under tents that were set up by emergency workers.
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More than 70,000 troops and emergency workers were dispatched to distribute supplies and dig through debris to search for the missing.
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The wildfire in Christchurch's Port Hills district spread rapidly overnight to cover more than 1,800 hectares (4,447 acres), emergency workers said.
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However, a Facebook video posted on Friday showed emergency workers arriving on the scene and unreeling hoses to control the flames.
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In Baton Rouge, the chore for emergency workers was going door to door to find the unreported missing, injured or dead.
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ANSA reported that emergency workers had extracted a young boy from the wreckage and taken him by helicopter to a hospital.
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Hundreds of firefighters and other emergency workers from nearby jurisdictions had yet to control the fire, the police said Wednesday afternoon.
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Millions of people were left without electricity, and President Enrique Peña Nieto said emergency workers were being sent to affected areas.
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Soldiers and police joined emergency workers and volunteers to search for survivors and victims, clear debris and restore power and communications.
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Kitchens near the World Trade Center in New York served thousands of meals each day to emergency workers after 210/2100.
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Salz reassured Noah on the phone that he was fine and that he needed to follow instructions from the emergency workers.
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Search crews and emergency workers have been scouring the incinerated remains of the town, which is still evacuated of its residents.
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Firefighters and other emergency workers raced from block to block, urging residents to evacuate to shelters that were hastily being opened.
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Instances like these, where emergency workers are infected and unknowingly spreading the virus, would undermine the social distancing and quarantine efforts.
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She would ask for peace and comfort for her hometown, she said; she would give thanks and praise for emergency workers.
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A 5-star hotel in Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, has remained open for emergency workers and stranded guests.
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Emergency workers quickly doused the fire, flipped the vehicle back onto its tires, and set to work extricating the injured Newman.
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Elsewhere emergency workers used drills and mechanical diggers to clear the debris, while injured people were taken on stretchers to ambulances.
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The second explosion, which was described as considerably larger, hit as emergency workers gathered near the police cordon blocking the area.
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An ambulance raced along the bumpy ground, and emergency workers scooped the woman up and raced off, trailed by crying women.
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Counties invested in rescue boats and vehicles, and began training teams of emergency workers in how to deal with big storms.
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"What I do is I authorize my military," Mr. Trump said after a meeting with emergency workers at the White House.
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Marquez, stationed on a hill with a sniper rifle, would pick off police officers as they arrived, and then emergency workers.
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No injuries have been reported, but surrounding homes have been evacuated as emergency workers try to extract the suspended pilot safely.
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He wants to return there, he says in Italian, not to Montefiore Medical Center where emergency workers want to take him.
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Emergency workers are taking turns doing chest compressions on an unconscious elderly woman lying on the floor of her living room.
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Not least for the possibility of a secondary attack on that inviting maelstrom of emergency workers, survivors, witnesses, bystanders and journalists.
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Both vehicles exploded near the town of Kavala, the police said, and emergency workers pulled the charred remains from the wreckage.
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Emergency workers had to dismantle the toilet to remove the snake, which also survived the ordeal, according to rescue officer Danupol Tapo.
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The second explosion was timed to take place as emergency workers and the media had gathered in response to the first attack.
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Volunteers help the emergency workers all over the city, who are spread thin, given the vast number of emergencies instantly in progress.
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A CNN Turk correspondent at the scene said emergency workers had worked to retrieve the dead and wounded trapped beneath the truck.
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Emergency workers were called in after school staff complained of a "strong gas smell" in the affected area, Malaysia's education ministry said.
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Emergency workers were trying to transport the injured person out of the park, which is about 150 miles east of San Francisco.
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Residents and emergency workers spent most of the day hunkered down, and emerged only toward nightfall to begin assessing the storm's toll.
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Emergency workers planned to use DNA analysis here to positively identify the badly-burned remains of the 20 bodies recovered so far.
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Scores of emergency workers were battling bad weather Saturday to locate eight climbers missing on India's second-highest mountain, an official said.
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During his stop at Providence, Mr. Trump met with relatives of the 23 storm victims, as well as volunteers and emergency workers.
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India's Coast Guard said on Twitter that emergency workers had started providing aid within the first hour of the storm making landfall.
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By the time emergency workers arrived by boat and found the deputies on the van's roof, it was too dark to dive.
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Entertainment Industry Foundation: This nonprofit, started by Hollywood stars, has a fund that helps firefighters and other emergency workers battling California wildfires.
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Over the following hours, emergency workers, in conjunction with civilian elevator mechanics, would bring dozens of stuck elevators to platforms on floors.
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Dutch and Australian emergency workers found missile fragments and detritus from the Boeing 777 that were later used to identify the weapon.
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In a span of 32 hours last week, emergency workers in Louisville responded to almost two calls per hour for overdose patients.
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Emergency workers with stretchers carried off a stream of injured people, many with leg wounds, some having been shot in the abdomen.
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A 5-star hotel in Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, has opened its doors to emergency workers and stranded guests.
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He also took issue with the short notice that Verizon provided and the news that emergency workers were being affected by the cancellation.
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The hotel has become a temporary shelter for emergency workers, stranded tourists, and locals who weren't able to evacuate until the last minute.
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We look for seemingly forgotten communities where emergency workers never arrived, and we cross turbulent rivers on foot to feed our fellow residents.
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The Public Opinion reports emergency workers found the man in Chambersburg on Wednesday with two gunshot wounds in the back of his neck.
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Staff were able to separate him from the horse and emergency workers rushed him to hospital where he was pronounced dead, NJ.com reported.
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At a collapsed mosque in Bangsal district, emergency workers in orange uniforms removed a woman&aposs body from the ruins on Wednesday morning.
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Mayor Turner ordered the evacuation after emergency workers scouted the area Friday and learned that many people had not left their flooded homes.
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It revealed that the gunmen had left three pipe bombs that they planned to detonate remotely as emergency workers cared for the wounded.
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Emergency workers had scrambled at first light to rescue the stranded people, who included a child, after the ride jammed at 5.30 p.m.
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It included accounts from police officers, emergency workers and witnesses at the scene, as well as details about the evidence recovered by investigators.
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He grabbed his camera, put on a face mask, and ran with emergency workers to the nearby site of the attack, he said.
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However, with the government on Monday advising against mass gatherings that required the presence of emergency workers, the leagues were forced to act.
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Emergency workers across the country have reported dozens of such incidents in recent years, but their symptoms are often inconsistent with opioid poisoning.
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But by the time emergency workers arrived by boat and found the deputies on the van's roof, it was too dark to dive.
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Adventist Health doctors and nurses, along with paramedics, firefighters and other emergency workers, set up a triage center in the hospital parking lot.
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At least 22 people are dead across the state — a figure that's expected to climb as emergency workers continue to dig through rubble.
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The strong winds prevented emergency workers from responding at first, and the cranes' arms remained where they had fallen, dangling menacingly above buildings.
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At one point, the police escorted into the building a group of emergency workers wearing armor, as the gunman was still being sought.
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" In Washington, President Trump praised the police and emergency workers in West Texas on Sunday and called the gunman a "very sick person.
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Twenty-one emergency workers were treated for exposure to the resulting fumes and smoke, which were described as a lung and eye irritant.
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Intelligence officers closely checked the paperwork of emergency workers, fearing that they might have been infiltrated by militants planning a follow-up attack.
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Sayed's brother Zia, who lives in Austria, was present as emergency workers searched for the body today, fire service spokesman Luca Cari said.
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Our sources say at least one person was struck and was on the ground being tended to by others until emergency workers arrived.
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Emergency workers with stretchers carried off a stream of injured protesters, many with leg wounds but some having been shot in the abdomen.
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In one photo, emergency workers were seen picking through the debris — a red suitcase, a building's window frame and pieces of the aircraft.
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Mayor Barry Calvert said residents were trying to clear foliage from around their homes, and opening gates to ensure emergency workers have access.
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Televised news reports showed soldiers and other emergency workers pulling the body of a man from the concrete rubble of a damaged house.
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The attack disrupted traffic at one of the city's busiest transit hubs as trains were diverted and emergency workers converged on the scene.
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In "19 Acts of Heroism in 2017," Millie Tran and Daniel Victor write: When there's a terrorist attack, there are courageous emergency workers.
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Emergency workers, and those who were on tourist visas or staying in New Zealand for a very short time, will not be eligible.
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The list nearly doubled in five days as emergency workers and police submitted the names of people reported missing to them, said Bowersox.
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Both passengers had their seat belts on and were hanging upside down in the car when emergency workers found them in the twisted wreckage.
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Emergency workers recovered three bodies overnight, and were now using cranes to search under large pieces of debris, fire official Emanuele Gissi told AFP.
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Migrants are checked by emergency workers after arriving o the Italian coast guard vessel Dattilo at the eastern port of Valencia, Spain, Sunday, Jun.
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A multi-company tech partnership is pairing military-grade surveillance technology with drones for first responders and emergency workers to use in the field.
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About 15 emergency workers manning the evacuation perimeter required care at the scene or were taken to a hospital and treated for smoke inhalation.
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Several states — including New York, Colorado, Florida, and Virginia — plus the U.S. military and federal agencies have sent emergency workers and equipment to Texas.
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Passengers shared images on social media of the rescue operation as emergency workers battled currents throughout the night to pull people from the car.
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Gatlinburg fire chief Greg Miller said the death toll may be higher, with emergency workers unable to access all areas affected by the blaze.
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Mr. Abu Asada's body and his wife were not discovered until about 90 minutes after emergency workers had completed its search of the building.
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Emergency workers struggled to reach victims as search and rescue operations continued into Wednesday ands the scope of the damage and humanitarian crisis unfolded.
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Donning the fluorescent yellow safety vests of emergency workers, the protesters became visible first at highway tollgates, then in cities, and finally in Paris.
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Brides Across America: Since 2008, the group has provided more than 20,000 wedding dresses to brides who are in the military or emergency workers.
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Minnesota and Vermont will classify grocery store employees as emergency workers because their work is essential to everybody else's well-being, CNN Business reports.
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She also became friendly with emergency workers like John Feal, who lost part of his foot after helping to clear debris at ground zero.
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" Read more " MDMA (also known as Ecstasy or Molly) is showing promise for combat veterans and emergency workers with chronic post-traumatic stress disorder.
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The state asked residents seeking to help not to "self-deploy" in disaster zones, because that could create an additional burden for emergency workers.
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What's going on in states Emergency workers: Grocery clerks -- In Minnesota, grocery store workers have been classified as essential employees and granted free childcare.
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In Canberra, emergency workers who had been preparing to fight fires were ordered back to the city after more than 1,000 homes lost power.
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A medical student at the time, I was in awe of the speed, purpose and composure with which emergency workers and medical personnel operated.
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Such policies are paving the way for higher quality of care through various new provisions including increased accessibility of overdose medications for emergency workers.
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He learned later that the plane had been consumed by flames and that the swift response of the emergency workers probably saved his life.
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A couple of hundred emergency workers spent the morning shuttling in and out of the station, some carrying the injured on stretchers to ambulances.
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At the peak of the blaze, between 543,254 and 21999,229 people were forced to evacuate their homes, including many emergency workers and municipal staff.
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Vonn, 212, posted the news about her fracture on her Facebook page several hours after emergency workers removed her from the racecourse on a sled.
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As night approached, bad weather prevented helicopters searching the probable crash site but emergency workers were scouring the mountainous area by land, the television said.
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Photos from the scene showed wreckage of a baby's pram atop the car's bonnet, as emergency workers attended to injured people nearby on the ground.
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Argentina, which is struggling with rising poverty and austerity measures, has offered to send emergency workers to Brazil and Bolivia to help battle the fires.
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Mr. Ucar said organizers had told civilian volunteers to stay higher up the slope, while he and professional emergency workers clambered downhill to the van.
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This suit will eventually be worn by human emergency workers, so PETMAN is being used in simulations of real world conditions—and to dramatic effect.
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Earlier on Thursday, a meeting of emergency workers including representatives from the government, the United Nations and international aid agencies said 145 had been killed.
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Residents waited and watched anxiously as emergency workers dressed in fluorescent orange and red suits and wearing helmets searched for residents trapped in apartment blocks.
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The film interviews survivors and emergency workers, but it's the assemblage of firsthand video footage that best underlines the urgency and terror of the situation.
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The building crumbled during a torrential downpour on Friday night, and emergency workers continued to dig through the rubble on Saturday evening, searching for survivors.
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Someone had tied a strip of blue fabric around his leg as a tourniquet before emergency workers carried him from the park on a stretcher.
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On Saturday, police said locals had spotted seven bodies on the mountain slopes, but emergency workers were unable to retrieve them due to bad weather.
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Emergency workers and ordinary citizens raced to the site of downed office and apartment buildings, lifting rubble with their hands to free anyone stuck underneath.
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Tim Walz issued an executive order over the weekend that provides childcare for school-age children of emergency workers, which now encompasses grocery store employees.
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Mr. Weiss stood in the theater lobby greeting attendees, many of whom were family and friends of Mr. Crowther as well as local emergency workers.
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The emergency workers were eventually able to inspect the child and found some red marks on her buttocks, which turned out to be diaper rash.
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The issue was whether to extend critical parts of the Zadroga bill, which provided health care for emergency workers who risked their lives on Sept.
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The state government rushed to increase testing capacity, constructing a drive-through facility and organizing scores of emergency workers to conduct tests in people's homes.
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Witness accounts of victims and emergency workers have already been detailed at length in the news media, pretrial hearings, and at least one exhaustive report.
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These are the first images of Omran — his cheeks pudgier, his face cleaner — that have been broadcast since he was rescued by volunteer emergency workers.
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"They were fantastic," Mr. McIntosh said of the emergency workers, who kept him updated throughout the day until the La Vita Bella residents were rescued.
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Here, if it bleeds, it leads right into everyone's pocket — the police, emergency workers, hospitals — a truism that makes this documentary feel finally, appallingly, universal.
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In all, about 15 emergency workers outside the plant required care at the scene or were taken to a hospital and treated for smoke inhalation.
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In 2015, the Westman Islands police chief requested that police, emergency workers, and hospital staff refuse to talk to journalists about any reported sexual assaults.
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By Monday morning, emergency responders shifted from a rescue to a recovery mission, during which emergency workers attempted to pull the vehicles out of the sinkhole.
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Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said Friday that his government is working "every minute" to get necessary resources to the hundreds of firefighters and emergency workers.
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Emergency workers have not yet begun cutting into the hull of the capsized barge, which has six tanks with fuel that will have to be drained.
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Emergency workers were forced to battle more than 100 fires across the northeast coast late last year when unprecedented hot weather triggered a wave of blazes.
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While he praised emergency workers and the Sanitation Department for its work over the weekend, he acknowledged that the city's response in Queens had been uneven.
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To help keep its embassy open and help non-emergency workers to depart, the United States sent military personnel to Juba on July 12, Toner said.
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Alvarez had become an outspoken advocate for the thousands of emergency workers and other responders coping with illnesses related to the aftermath of the terror attacks.
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Traffic was snarled and emergency workers responded to 20 elevator rescues, according to the city's fire department, but there were no reported deaths or major injuries.
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Carrie Fisher's family is on the hunt for the off-duty emergency workers who came to her aid on a United jet when her heart stopped.
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Keep track of Harvey Emergency workers and throngs of volunteers went door to door for a fifth day Wednesday, trying to rescue victims of the flood.
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The woman, who was described by the police as in her 20s or 30s, was pronounced dead by emergency workers at the scene, the authorities said.
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Aside from emergency workers, the largest presence in the city were utilities crews, on hand to assess damage and replace burned-out poles, wires and cables.
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It has become an essential tool for people to find accurate information—about highway closures, weather forecasts, evacuations—and to contact loved ones and emergency workers.
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But only 4,948 emergency workers were unavailable the day that the hurricane made landfall, almost half of the agency's emergency workforce, according to E&E News.
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Florida officials also pleaded with residents to stay off the roads as crews tried to clear debris and emergency workers were scrambling to hard-hit areas.
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Save the Children Philippines, which provides disaster relief in the Philippines, was also deploying emergency workers and stockpiling supplies in the region ahead of the storm.
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Some of the emergency workers who went to the scene also became ill, and one police officer has been hospitalized in serious condition, Mr. Rowley said.
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The fire drew over 250 firefighters and emergency workers to the scene and displaced more than 30 families, most of them immigrants from the Dominican Republic.
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When paramedics were putting her into a stretcher, Ian tried to kick her, and the emergency workers had to keep him away, the police report said.
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Emergency workers struggled on Tuesday to reach areas devastated by a cyclone, which aid agencies called the worst natural disaster in southern Africa in two decades.
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He said that the quake had affected five states and that the Venezuelan government, already dealing with a devastating economic crisis, had deployed 20,000 emergency workers.
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Her mother, Missy, said the family was grateful both for Mr. Trump's visit and for the efforts of the doctors and emergency workers who saved her.
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President Danilo Medina canceled work for public and private companies, and schools were closed until Monday as emergency workers spread out to manage the expected fallout.
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He also praised the quick action of Capitol Police officers, who returned fire when Mr. Hodgkinson trained his barrel on them, and Alexandria, Va., emergency workers.
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Mr. Adel said that people were still trapped in the rubble and that he expected the toll to rise as emergency workers arrived at the scene.
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Emergency workers and nearby residents raced to the scene, where the battered remnants of the plane kicked up plumes of thick smoke, trying to rescue survivors.
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When emergency workers reached the helicopter, the passengers were tightly harnessed and had to be cut out, Fire Department of New York Commissioner Daniel Nigro said.
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Hiking groups have been told to keep a safe distance from the area as emergency workers continue to fully extinguish the fire and prevent its spread.
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A video of the crash scene showed emergency workers in a snow-covered neighborhood, with pieces of the plane interspersed among houses and wreckage in flames.
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Footage aired on local TV showed emergency workers battling the blaze, as hospital staff rushed to evacuate patients, carrying those unable to walk on their backs.
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She informed the emergency workers that both toddlers had severe asthma, and they were rushed to Montefiore Medical Center, where Olivia died at 2:10 a.m.
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In Michigan, where the extreme cold thwarted efforts to treat frozen roadways, emergency workers closed part of Interstate 675 on Thursday after a series of crashes.
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More than 50 emergency workers were sent to the scene, and the governor said the search for people in the rubble would continue into the night.
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In one location, emergency workers came across the horrifying discovery of the bodies of 26 adults and children huddled together a short distance from the water.
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Emergency workers were mobilised to clear roads of debris, like fallen trees and power lines in the coconut-growing region, with some central areas plunged into darkness.
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Hansford said emergency workers rescued all three in a large military-style truck and took them to the fire station in Gloster, where they were sheltering Friday.
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His team mobilized 50,000 volunteers, emergency workers, police officers, boats, buses and trains to evacuate more than a million people living in low-lying areas to shelters.
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And the Wave Hotel, where Felix works, isn't open to the public right now, but houses emergency workers and locals who lost their homes in the hurricane.
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But the Sonim XP8 is designed for military users or emergency workers, and plenty of the feature-set is dedicated to those sorts of demanding use cases.
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That said, while the XP8 may be designed for more demanding jobs like emergency workers, AT&T is selling it as a regular phone on its website.
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The industrial action comes as the country's center-left government, which faces an election this year, has shown a willingness to raise the pay for emergency workers.
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Federal and state officials were already investigating the company as emergency workers pumped fuels from 11 damaged or destroyed tanks that spilled fuels out of the site.
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Emergency workers were mobilized to clear roads of debris, like fallen trees and power lines in the coconut-growing region, with some central areas plunged into darkness.
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Although emergency workers warn they do not know whether the fatalities will reach that estimate, they say this is the region's most destructive flooding in 20 years.
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The Observatory and emergency workers in eastern Aleppo said heavy air strikes had killed hundreds of people, and hit hospitals and other civilian facilities prior to that.
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Vacation rentals in Lower Puna were ordered to stop operations to conserve water and to help emergency workers focus on residents, the Hawaii Civil Defense Agency said.
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Emergency workers who responded to a 911 call found Raniya "unconscious but breathing" at the school nurse's station and rushed her to the hospital, the authorities said.
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Tens of thousands of customers spent at least some of Tuesday without electricity as emergency workers went door-to-door in some communities in search of victims.
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Away from the ice, numerous Knights players volunteered at blood drives in the community and met with emergency workers in the wake of last October's mass shooting.
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The death toll grew as medical examiners performed autopsies and emergency workers reached more victims, including a 22-year-old woman who was about to give birth.
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Some of the inmates immediately ran over, ripped the deputy's shirt open and removed his bulletproof vest to make it easier for emergency workers to perform CPR.
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When emergency workers haven't responded on social media, civilians often have, sharing or retweeting posts that seem especially desperate, or offering phone numbers for local emergency services.
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The Greek foreign minister, Nikos Dendias, visited Durres as 40 Greek emergency workers and a sniffer dog joined the search and rescue effort, according to news reports.
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David Ige issued an emergency proclamation that made state funding faster to access, and he called up the National Guard to help emergency workers with evacuation efforts.
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Emergency workers on the ground have doubled since Thursday, with about 1,250 trying to find and rescue those still trapped, Santa Barbara County spokeswoman Amber Anderson said.
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Emergency workers used enormous beams, raised with a crane, to prop up the building -- a large residential and commercial complex -- which leaned ominously over the street below.
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Petroperu, the country's state-owned energy company, did not provide an estimate for how much oil was released and said emergency workers were implementing a contingency plan.
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After they treat him for 10 minutes on scene, emergency workers put Okobi on a gurney and take him to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
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Photos from San Juan haven't helped her reach her mother, and she worries that emergency workers in Puerto Rico might take too long to get to Utuado.
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On Monday, Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain traveled to Salisbury, where she praised the emergency workers, public servants and residents for their response to the attack.
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The devastating discovery comes after 100 firefighters and emergency workers worked around the clock using a robotic camera and other equipment to get to Julen in the hole.
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A video purported to be of the attack's aftermath showed emergency workers bringing an apparently lifeless, dust-covered body out of the wreckage in a cherry-picker crane.
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NewsSky reports that after 100 emergency workers couldn't get to the boy on their own, they now have to use to explosives to get through a 13-ft.
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On Wednesday, emergency workers pulled out one of the latest victims from the ruins: the body of a woman who died when a mosque collapsed in Bangsal district.
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While these towns are battered and broken, emergency workers have descended from around the world to rescue survivors and bury the dead, which have numbered more than 100.
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A change in the wind direction is predicted for later in the week that will lower temperatures and humidity and could slow the fire's progress, emergency workers said.
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We learned that emergency workers tried to treat a maimed suicide bomber, not realizing who he was until they tore open his jacket and found wires beneath it.
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Emergency workers around Baltimore pulled people from at least three vehicles stuck in floodwater as deep as 3 feet (0.9 m), police and fire officials said on Twitter.
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Near where emergency workers found the first eight people on Tuesday, a shoeless man sat on a stump staring into space, a "No Smoking K2" sign behind him.
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Officials cautioned that the figures could rise as emergency workers are able to return to scorched areas and search for hundreds of people who have been reported missing.
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The foundation has sought input from survivors, the families of victims, the police and emergency workers, and the general public on questions like whether to demolish the building.
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One of the two people inside the vehicle was able to exit on his own, but emergency workers had to remove the other person, a police spokesman said.
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Emergency workers created holes in the walls of the jail to let inmates out and to release the smoke, but dozens were trapped in the flames and died.
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Addressing a press conference after Williamson's announcement, Johnson said that special provision would be made for vulnerable children and the children of NHS workers and other emergency workers.
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Grocery store workers in Minnesota will now have access to free child care after the state classified them as emergency workers during the coronavirus outbreak, NBC News reported.
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Emergency workers confirmed that three children had been killed and a fourth child injured in the strike in Al-Sawani, which they said damaged some houses and vehicles.
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Dalia Vasquez, a 503-year old cook, said she watched emergency workers haul the bodies of her elderly neighbor and her middle-aged son from their collapsed home.
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A government-affiliated broadcaster said experts from China and volunteers from an Israeli rescue and recovery organization were assisting local emergency workers at the site of the crash.
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Friday night, emergency workers finished building a temporary gravel road to allow all those stranded to exit, according to the West Virginia Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
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Four workers were injured, according to a company statement, and treated on-site, while city emergency workers treated one person, who did not need to go to a hospital.
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Chattanooga, Tennessee (CNN)As emergency workers scrambled to help dozens of children hurt in Monday's fatal bus crash, a highly confusing scene played out in Children's Hospital at Erlanger.
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Tehran (CNN)Emergency workers have dug tunnels into the wreckage of a collapsed high-rise in downtown Tehran in their search for survivors and bodies, Iranian state TV reported.
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It comes after The Associated Press and other media organizations sued for recordings and documents to shed light on the response by public agencies, emergency workers and hotel officials.
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New concerns as lava flow nears geothermal plant in Hawaii Emergency workers fear breach of power plant could trigger release of toxic steam; Jeff Paul reports from Pahoa, Hawaii.
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Canceled reservations can be offset by stranded travelers who need to extend their stays as well as by local residents and emergency workers who are looking for temporary lodging.
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Emergency workers have swarmed on the scene in an effort to locate and rescue survivors, and four people have been rescued alive from the rubble so far, ANSA reported.
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Police say the known death toll from the disaster has risen to 26 and emergency workers are to resume their search on Monday after halting late on Sunday night.
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In the area around the subway station at Myrtle Avenue and Broadway, emergency workers transported 33 people who were suspected of overdosing on K2 to hospitals, the police said.
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The fire in the Port Hills district of the city began earlier this week but spread rapidly overnight to cover more than 1,800 hectares (4,447.9 acres), emergency workers said.
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Residents already reeling from the storm's unexpectedly brutal winds now face the prospect of spending weeks relying on generators burning expensive fuel, or depending on aid from emergency workers.
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Four workers were injured and treated on-site, according to a company statement, while city emergency workers treated one person, who did not need to go to a hospital.
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Four workers were injured, according to a company statement, and treated on-site, while city emergency workers treated one person, who did not need to go to the hospital.
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Firefighters and emergency workers rushed to the natural gas hub in Baumgarten an der March, about 25 miles east of Vienna, after the blast occurred just before 9 a.m.
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Agents of Homeland Security Investigations, a division of United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, were serving as emergency workers, and staying in the same hotel as Mr. Andrés's crew.
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HONG KONG — The world is watching as emergency workers in Thailand prepare to rescue 12 boys and a soccer coach who were discovered in a flooded cave on Monday.
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"It is just a great credit to the firefighters, to the volunteers, the emergency workers - all of the community has pulled together and provided such great support," he said.
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Emergency workers have completed an initial house-to-house sweep of the damaged area, officials said at a news conference, and were trying to shut down leaking gas mains.
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New York (CNN)When emergency workers dove into the frigid waters of New York's East River to reach a downed helicopter on Sunday evening, they found a disturbing scene.
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Footage posted on social media showed emergency workers and bystanders trying to resuscitate people lying on the ground, as bodies of other victims, jackets covering their faces, lay nearby.
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It shows attendees walking through a flood – Moreno&aposs open-toed shoes are completely covered by dirty floodwater, while emergency workers can be seen trying to corral floating barricades.
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Ignore the lights and chimes and Super Cruise eventually slows the car to a full stop in its lane, triggers the flashers and activates OnStar to summon emergency workers.
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In a span of 32 hours last week, emergency workers in Louisville responded to almost two calls per hour for overdose patients, the highest rate so far this year.
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Hawthorne told The Associated Press that emergency workers rescued about 240 people overnight, and that an additional 264 households were on a waiting list to be rescued Thursday morning.
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Ignore the lights and chimes and Super Cruise eventually slows the car to a full stop in its lane, triggers the flashers and activates OnStar to summon emergency workers.
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The Civil Defense office said 199 people had been rescued by emergency workers, but only 23 of their names were tacked on the walls of the makeshift crisis center.
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The street, lined with small houses, most of them three stories tall, was cordoned off on Sunday evening, when the area was still crowded with firefighters and emergency workers.
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At the scene of the crash near Bishoftu, a two-hour drive south of Addis Ababa, emergency workers picked through the debris-strewn site, spread across a wide field.
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Today's forecasts depend far more on technology, and they have become far more precise and better able to assess a storm's strength and consequences, all helpful for emergency workers.
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BRASILIA, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Brazil state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA said on Friday that it was hiring emergency workers to guarantee operations during the money-losing fertilizer factory.
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Earlier in the day, emergency workers treated a 4-year-old boy with serious injuries and his father for minor injuries after they were struck by a falling tree branch.
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The seven emergency workers were manning an evacuation perimeter a mile and a half from the plant and were treated at a hospital after breathing smoke released by the fire.
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Teen girl culture is routinely dismissed and such dismissiveness -- in some cases, outright mockery -- continued from some corners even as emergency workers were still piecing together teen girls' bloody bodies.
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Trena Boyd said she saw him rise, pick up his helmet and stagger to a metal pole, where he slid to the ground and waited for emergency workers to arrive.
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Mr. McLinden is a member of a group of middle-aged emergency workers taking part in a trial to jump-start the use of unmanned aircraft by Europe's emergency services.
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Hundreds of emergency workers, with the help of helicopters and sniffer dogs, were searching throughout the day for other victims, and one child was still missing as of Wednesday evening.
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RD Legal, a New Jersey firm, sparked controversy by entering into financial deals with emergency workers who responded to the attack that destroyed the World Trade Center towers in 2001.
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Minister of Internal Affairs Arsen Avakov wrote on his Facebook page on Saturday passenger travel would be banned from Sunday except for emergency workers and others such as pharmacy staff.
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Communities at potential risk should bring in engineers and emergency workers to point out what could fail, wash away, freeze, rot, short-circuit, explode, shatter, cave in or burn up.
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On Thursday, the river bank was transformed into a triage unit, in case more survivors were found by the emergency workers scouring the river and the lands on either side.
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"We're still struggling to get in there, however," he said, adding planes and boats were being used to bring army personnel and emergency workers to places cut-off by road.
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Emergency workers rescued many more soaked and frightened people in southeast Texas on Tuesday as floodwaters continued to rise and officials counseled patience, warning that conditions would not improve soon.
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Nearly 400,000 people had been displaced by Friday, according to the National Disaster Management Agency, as teams of emergency workers sought to clear flooded streets and repair downed power lines.
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Emergency workers arrived to find the body in flames in the ninth floor stairwell of the 105th Street building, a result of an unusually chilling homicide, according to the police.
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Winds that had slowed emergency workers earlier in the weekend were expected to die down on Sunday, but fires continued to burn more than 217,000 acres, according to NBC News.
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Emergency workers, such as firefighters, paramedics and physicians, rely on federal academies to earn national certifications, keep their training current and learn how to keep people safe during a disaster.
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Additional ferries were put on throughout the night to bring in extra emergency workers and ship out displaced tourists, who flock to the island in droves in the summer months.
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The seven emergency workers claim they received "serious bodily injuries" after breathing smoke released by the fire while manning an evacuation perimeter a mile and a half from the plant.
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Of the 5 million people who lived in the area most affected by radiation and the 600,000 emergency workers who ended up responding in some way, about 5,000 got thyroid cancer.
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Of the 5 million people who lived in the area most affected by radiation and the 600,000 emergency workers who ended up responding in some way, about 433,000 got thyroid cancer.
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She was revived twice by emergency workers and then transported by air to a hospital in El Paso, Texas, where she died of cardiac arrest with her father by her side.
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Images sent by local emergency workers showed a tall, thick plume of black smoke spewing from towering flames at the refinery on the Pacific Coast in the southern state of Oaxaca.
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A police spokesman said emergency workers found signs that Mr. Ginel, of Park Slope, Brooklyn, had likely died of carbon monoxide poisoning, including that his car's tailpipe was blocked by snow.
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Las Vegas fire officials have released radio dispatches that shed light on the chaotic scene as emergency workers raced to the scene of the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Dubbed "D-day" by the rescue team leader, the divers entered the wide cave mouth on Sunday morning to begin extracting the boys, accompanied by a whole contingent of emergency workers.
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According to various reports ... it took several minutes for emergency workers to get Manson out from under the props, and he was put on a stretcher and taken to the hospital.
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Emergency workers were investigating a hazardous material spill at 's Gigafactory battery plant in Nevada on Monday, but there were no significant injuries and no threat to the public, authorities said.
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Mozambique's swollen rivers have already flooded huge expanses of the country and continued rains are causing the waters to rise, endangering people on rooftops and clinging to treetops, said emergency workers.
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Despite the confusion, emergency workers got all of the wounded to hospitals within 57 minutes of the first 911 call — inside the "golden hour" that experts say is a critical benchmark.
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Photographs from the scene showed the front of the tour bus wedged inside the back of the trailer, with emergency workers using metal ladders to reach the inside of the bus.
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Screenshot: Tokyo TelemessageThe heyday of the pager is long since over, but the devices themselves have continued to be used for specialized purposes like search-and-rescue teams and emergency workers.
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Mr. Newsom described efforts to get a billion gloves and 500 million N95 masks for health care and emergency workers, who have said such protective equipment is in desperately short supply.
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The government also alleged Mr. Mangano helped Mr. Singh receive $400,000 worth of contracts to provide bread to the county jail and food to emergency workers after Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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Downriver, in northwest Missouri, volunteer crews and emergency workers were racing to build their own makeshift levees out of heaped dirt and sandbags in the hopes of pinning back the floodwaters.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced the launch of the Empire State Relief and Recovery Effort for Puerto Rico, and Mayor Bill de Blasio sent emergency workers to the island to provide aid.
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Seven emergency workers filed suit on Monday against the French chemical company Arkema, saying they were sickened by fumes from explosions last week at the company's flood-stricken plant near Houston.
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During a royal visit to the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin on March 3, Prince William is seen in conversation with four people, who are reportedly all emergency workers and first responders.
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Here's what you need to know: • Officials in the Philippines said today that emergency workers had recovered 1997 bodies after a landslide, potentially doubling the country's death toll from Typhoon Mangkhut.
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The airstrike Thursday night in the village of Zardana also injured at least 80 people, said the Syrian Civil Defense, a group of volunteer emergency workers known as the White Helmets.
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The grassy median of Interstate 80, just west of the exit for Waterloo Village, was on Thursday littered with debris — sneakers, clothes and snack bags — as emergency workers cared for passengers.
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Emergency workers reached the helicopter, but the passengers were tightly harnessed in the open-door helicopter and had to be cut out, Fire Department of New York Commissioner Daniel Nigro said.
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The Philharmonic set aside 700 tickets for emergency workers and families of victims, and some 2,000 seats were set up at Lincoln Center Plaza for a video relay of the concert.
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It happened in Florida, where social media helped to amplify distress calls during Hurricane Irma and, later, to highlight some of the emergency workers and civilians who came to the rescue.
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And an image of Chinese President Xi Jinping inspecting the emergency workers in Wuhan, or of President Trump consoling the virus victims in a hospital would be hard to bring off.
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Beyond them are the teachers and students who witnessed the carnage and chaos that day; the police officers, emergency workers and doctors who responded to it; and then an entire community.
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One miner managed to escape early Tuesday but emergency workers were not notified of the incident until late Tuesday night, said Cristopher Lopez of the Nazca firefighting unit leading the rescue efforts.
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Image 229 of 22002 TULTEPEC, Mexico – First a horrific blast rocked the town of Tultepec, a place already notorious for deadly fireworks accidents, and emergency workers rushed in to rescue the injured.
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The threat from more than 100 fires burning across Australia's northeast eased over the past 24 hours, lawmakers and emergency workers said on Thursday, although unfavorable weather conditions are set to continue.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian emergency workers have recovered 1503 bodies from the wreck of a boat that sank in the Mediterranean in April 2015, killing some 500 migrants, the Navy said on Thursday.
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Media outlets sued to obtain videos, 911 recordings, evidence logs and interview reports to shed light on the response by public agencies, emergency workers and hotel officials during and after the shooting.
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Food Network star Guy Fieri made headlines by feeding emergency workers battling the Camp Fire on Sunday, following the lead of a number of restaurants in the area giving out free meals.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Emergency workers looking for survivors after a massive rubbish dump collapsed in Sri Lanka suspended their search on Saturday night, having already extracted 19 bodies from the rubble and mud.
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Emergency workers were summoned to Amazon warehouses 2202 times for employees' "suicide attempts, suicidal thoughts and other mental health episodes" over the last five years, according to a new Daily Beast report.
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Emergency workers were going to villages on Tuesday calling for people to leave the danger zone, but the BNPB said they were encountering resistance from people concerned about their livestock and belongings.
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Sighted people could make use of these technologies and skillsets, too: Goodale suggests a scenario in which emergency workers could employ echolocation to identify escape routes or trapped victims on the job.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced the system's installation last year, after emergency workers were forced to go door-to-door to evacuate locals following a dam break due to Hurricane Maria.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said that state's aggressive preparations had paid off, with a full force of emergency workers strategically deployed and utility companies required to have a storm-response plan in place.
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While emergency workers labored early Friday, a portion of the bridge that had remained suspended began to crumble when crews tried to move it, said Juan J. Perez, the county's police director.
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Now, some states are recognizing the crucial nature of that work — Minnesota and Vermont have classified grocery store workers as "emergency workers," qualifying them for free childcare while they keep America fed.
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But it was only on Sunday, as emergency workers pulled body after body from the rubble of a nearly leveled downtown street, that the magnitude of the latest attack came into focus.
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They gave away about 4,000 tickets to emergency workers, firefighters and the families of victims of the shooting in Thousand Oaks, and honored the 12 victims of the shooting before the game.
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He also said that important buildings on the island, including Centro Medico and a convention center now being used by emergency workers, would have their power back in two or three days.
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In a floor speech on Tuesday, he recalled how a group of emergency workers gave him Mr. Alvarez's badge when they went to Capitol Hill to urge a vote on the measure.
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Trump tweeted on Thursday that he would not keep federal emergency workers in Puerto Rico "forever," and suggested that Puerto Rico deserved some of the blame for its own stunted recovery efforts.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Cyclone Debbie wrought widespread but moderate damage in Australia's northeast, authorities said on Wednesday, as flooding rain and fallen trees slowed troops and emergency workers reaching the worst-hit areas.
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A 5-star hotel has remained open to stranded guests, public health officials, and emergency workers in Wuhan, the quarantined city of 11 million people where the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak originated.
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The poll was taken after Morrison announced a A$2 billion bushfire recovery fund and called out 22010,211 army reservists to back up state emergency workers - responses that were viewed as belated.
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In sporadic tweets throughout the day, Trump has defended his administration's response, and accused the media of trying to downplay the efforts of first responders and emergency workers in the U.S. territory.
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The priority should be health care workers; police, firefighters and other emergency workers; and those who keep water, electricity and other necessary systems functioning, because they can save the lives of others.
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Luis G. Alvarez, a former New York City detective who pleaded with Congress this month to extend health benefits to police officers, firefighters and other emergency workers who responded to the Sept.
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Emanuel announced reforms in January to address how police and other emergency workers respond to the mentally ill, after a police officer shot dead an emotionally troubled college student and an innocent bystander.
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Marasigan said emergency workers were working around the clock to restore power, clear debris and make roads and bridges passable to allow humanitarian assistance to reach about 220,000 people affected by the storm.
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Chinese efforts to stop the coronavirus outbreak have hit even those companies that make essential equipment for medical and emergency workers, gear that is in short supply in many parts of the country.
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More than 53 firefighters and other emergency workers were battling the Blue Cut fire, which flared early Tuesday some 25 miles east of Los Angeles and spread rapidly along the Cajon Pass. Gov.
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The flames have cut off access to the base: Emergency workers can't get within 800 meters and moving any closer would put them at risk should the ammo at the base blow up.
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The island and the emergency workers are still in the early recovery phase, clearing debris and repairing roads for accessibility and distribution of essential supplies, as well as restoring power and water infrastructures.
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Adam Adams, an EPA official monitoring the work at ITC's storage facility, said emergency workers could complete removing fuel remaining in the tanks, some of which were exposed to the air, on Thursday.
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The breach occurred as emergency workers were pumping pyrolysis gasoline from one of the 11 tanks destroyed or damaged during a fire that started Sunday and took more than three days to extinguish.
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Thousands of people have evacuated their homes in low-lying areas, rivers have swelled to levels not seen in more than 100 years, and emergency workers have completed hundreds of high-water rescues.
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At least one screen was quite likely for monitoring something called "computer aided dispatch," which assists emergency workers in sharing information and getting firefighters, police officers and other responders to a given location.
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Strong winds and high temperatures have complicated the efforts of the more than 4,000 firefighters and other emergency workers who have been deployed on Madeira and in mainland Portugal to fight the blazes.
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About 543,250 emergency workers raced against the clock to find survivors with drones, heavy equipment and sniffer dogs in the rescue and clean-up efforts, the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services said.
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If they fail, emergency workers preserve the organs with a portable heart-lung machine to pump blood through the body; they also insert a balloon to prevent blood from getting to the brain.
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Amber Anderson, a spokeswoman for the joint recovery effort, which involves 14 helicopters and nearly 500 personnel — including firefighters and emergency workers from several counties — said the affected area was nearly 20,000 acres.
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Yet the potential crisis points were widespread on Sunday, and emergency workers could only try to keep up in places like Fayetteville, one of North Carolina's largest cities, where torrential rains fell Sunday.
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LOS ANGELES — As emergency workers picked through fire-ravaged communities in Northern California on Monday, they recovered 13 more bodies, turning the largest wildfire in the state's history into its deadliest as well.
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The fires, a result of flooding in the wake of Hurricane Harvey that caused chemicals to become unstable, had little health impact beyond the 21 emergency workers who were treated for smoke exposure.
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Those teams, joined with Albanian emergency workers who were going on three days of working with little rest, rescued 48 people trapped in the debris, most of them in the first 24 hours.
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In addition to helping Mr. Singh obtain loans, prosecutors said, Mr. Mangano helped him receive contracts to provide bread to the county jail and food for emergency workers after Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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Inside an airplane hangar at the Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, situated along the bloated Neuse River, Trump lauded emergency workers in North Carolina even as he predicted a costly clean up.
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In Greece, blazes have consumed entire towns, locals said, and officials warned that the death toll would rise as emergency workers cleared burned homes and cars, in which some evacuees had become trapped.
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Emergency workers and a neighbor who had tried to resuscitate his father, David Dean, 53, known around here as "Road Dog," said he had died less than five minutes before his son arrived.
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The rescue was all captured on video ... as firefighters and other emergency workers rushed to the boat off the coast of Mallorca around 2 AM and sprayed fire-suppressing foam on the boat.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)A baby girl was rescued Tuesday after 80 hours trapped in the rubble of a collapsed residential building in the Kenyan capital, in what emergency workers are hailing as a miracle.
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Authorities fighting to extricate three more people who were in the mobile home at the time expect them to survive, but emergency workers are trying to determine how badly they were hurt, she added.
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Last year in a nearby town, I drove by a huge, chaotic scene where emergency workers in hazmat suits were struggling with a giant pipe break, as raw sewage was pouring into the street.
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The authorities urged people to not put emergency workers in danger by refusing to flee, noting that one firefighter had already been taken to a hospital after protecting two residents with a fire shield.
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They say police and emergency workers intercepted the bomber as he entered the park in Shoala, a mainly Shiite district in northern Baghdad, but he managed to set off his bomb before being caught.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - At least nine people died and two people were missing from a small town near Guatemala City on Wednesday after intense rains the night before caused a mudslide, emergency workers said.
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The fire in multiple giant tanks of fuel at Mitsui & Co.'s Intercontinental Terminals facility in Deer Park, Texas, was put out by emergency workers at the scene about an hour after it began.
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No casualties have been reported, but emergency workers have carried out more than 8,000 rescue operations from the Belgian border south to Burgundy over the past two days, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said Wednesday.
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There was also Gilles Thévenet, the owner of the High Club, a popular discothèque in Nice that faces the Promenade des Anglais, who swiftly turned his nightclub into a triage center for emergency workers.
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Early Friday, at the height of the storm, a woman in St. Lucie County had a heart attack, but conditions were too dangerous for emergency workers to respond to the call and she died.
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Others could include emergency workers, ordinary residents who cannot go home to their families and homeless people — King County has one of the highest rates of homelessness of any big city in the nation.
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Cameron Jones, a volunteer from the organization No More Deaths, who had treated the man at a desert aid station and alerted emergency workers, later went to his room in the intensive care unit.
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Mr. Caneiro's wife had been sleeping in a second-floor bedroom when the fires started, officials said, but she, her husband and their two children met the emergency workers outside and were not harmed.
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It also includes a minute-by-minute timeline of the event, along with interviews with his girlfriend, his mother, his siblings and his doctor, as well as staff at the hotel and emergency workers.
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In reality, bystanders and neighbors are usually first — and in the best position to help save lives — especially after a disaster significant enough that it may take time for those emergency workers to arrive.
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AGUILA BEACH, Spain (Reuters) - Sunbathers in the Canary Islands joined forces with emergency workers to give water, food and clothes to migrants who arrived unexpectedly on a beach in the Spanish archipelago on Friday.
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Monday was a particularly bloody day in Afghanistan, with a series of attacks in Kabul that killed dozens of people, including journalists and emergency workers who rushed to the scene after the first bombing.
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Ferries loaded with heavy National Guard cargo trucks and pallets of supplies began trudging across Pamlico Sound to the island on Saturday with emergency food and water, cleanup crews and hundreds of emergency workers.
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Swarms of police officers and emergency workers converged on the station, and subway traffic was rerouted as emergency crews worked to remove the body, which was pinned under the third car of the train.
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Look through the comments section, and find five comments that provide firsthand accounts by people who have experienced California fires before — either residents, emergency workers, or anyone knowledgeable from personal experience or professional background.
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Arkema's executives "repeatedly denied that the chemicals were toxic or harmful in any manner" and the seven emergency workers "relied on these representations and suffered serious bodily injuries as a result," the suit alleges.
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Since then, William and Prince Harry visited with victims and emergency workers, and their Royal Foundation has backed a support center to help victims cope with the mental health difficulties that have followed the disaster.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Hundreds of emergency workers in Russia scoured snow-covered fields outside Moscow on Monday, collecting body fragments and clues after a plane crash a day earlier that killed all 71 people on board.
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Houston (CNN)Exhausted and drenched in filthy floodwater, weary emergency workers and volunteers scrambled to save the latest wave of Tropical Storm Harvey's victims, amid ongoing flash flood warnings and the threat of continuing rainfall.
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Cover image: Rescue and emergency workers block off a street where a building came off its foundation, the morning after a 6.4 magnitude quake hit the eastern Taiwanese city of Hualien, on February 7, 2018.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Eight people were killed when a bomb exploded on Sunday in an area of northeast Syria controlled by Turkish troops and their Syrian rebel allies, Turkey's defense ministry and local emergency workers said.
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This short documentary follows the Syria Civil Defense, volunteer emergency workers known as the White Helmets who say they have pulled more than 60,000 people alive from the rubble after airstrikes in cities like Aleppo.
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Relatives pushed and shoved the handful of emergency workers, angrily accusing them of delays and saying dozens of people were still missing after Saturday's disaster at the Reppi dump in the capital of Addis Ababa.
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Emergency workers have employed a multitude of strategies to bring the toddler out of the well, including stitching a cloth bag to try to hoist him up, and drilling a parallel hole into the ground.
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But an overriding question is why the power authority did not use the industry's "mutual aid" agreements to rush in thousands of emergency workers from other utilities, as Texas and Florida did after recent hurricanes.
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Mr. Silva called his father to let him know he was O.K. Eventually, the passengers made it onto an evacuation raft, children and women first, and emergency workers used a cable to guide them ashore.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio announced last Thursday that the city was sending more than three dozen additional emergency workers to the island, where nine Police Department and Fire Department workers were dispatched following Hurricane Irma.
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Similar events have taken place in other countries including India, where people took to their balconies and stood near open windows on Sunday to clap, clang metal vessels and ring bells to cheer emergency workers.
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The fashion designer Vera Wang is kicking off her 30th anniversary year with a partnership with Brides Across America, a nonprofit organization that provides free weddings and wedding gowns to military and medical emergency workers.
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Santa Clarita is home to many police officers, firefighters and emergency workers, and the first three police officers to respond to the shooting were off-duty officers who had dropped children off at the school.
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In a two-stage attack, bombers detonated a first device during the morning rush and a second roughly 40 minutes later, killing emergency workers and journalists who had by then reached the site, officials said.
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The poll was taken after Morrison announced a A$2 billion ($22010 billion) bushfire recovery fund and called out 211,20.2 army reservists to back up state emergency workers - responses that were viewed as too slow.
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Even as his condition worsened, however, he was leading the fight to extend health care benefits for emergency workers and survivors of the 9/11 attacks by buttonholing public officials in New York and Washington.
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For example, after 13 firefighters died responding to an explosion at a Texas fertilizer plant in 2013, the board determined that emergency workers nationwide were ill-prepared for such accidents and created a training program.
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He also warned in a tweet on Thursday morning that he would not keep federal emergency workers in Puerto Rico indefinitely and suggested that the island shared part of the blame for slow relief efforts.
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Hurricane training programs — a sort of Hurricane 101 for inexperienced emergency workers in storm-prone states — began in Florida after its devastating hit from Hurricane Andrew in 1992, said Mr. Fugate, the former FEMA chief.
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Dead bodies remain strewn among the debris of collapsed buildings in the Indonesian city of Palu, where emergency workers are struggling to cope with the fallout after a devastating tsunami hammered the resort destination Friday.
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By Friday night, emergency workers had constructed a temporary gravel road to get all the people who were stranded by flood waters to exit, according to the West Virginia Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
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Emergency workers told the paper that Fisher, best known for playing Princess Leia in the Star Wars films, was rushed to a Los Angeles hospital shortly after her flight landed at LAX around noon local time.
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RapidSOS told MIT News in 2015 that the next goal is to integrate video streaming services like Facetime with 911's dispatch system, giving callers the chance to immediately be in visual contact with emergency workers.
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Companies such as Anheuser-Busch have delivered water-in-a-can to emergency workers responding to natural disasters, and a few startups are using trendy marketing in an effort to make canned water a consumer phenomenon.
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"It&aposs taking far too long," said 50-year-old Masini, the victim&aposs brother-in-law who watched more than a dozen helmeted emergency workers in orange jumpsuits drill into a thick layer of concrete.
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"This not only benefits millions of deaf and hard of hearing Americans who utilize sign language, but also doctors, nurses, police and emergency workers who could save someone's life by knowing a few signs," Scarl said.
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Fires interrupted utilities in and around wine country, including cellular service, which ranged from spotty to nonexistent, making it harder for people to reach family and friends and for emergency workers to search for the missing.
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For residents and emergency workers, still weighing the devastation of the fires, it was a day of grim rituals resumed: road closings, thousands of evacuations, downed power lines, heroic rescues and a search for the dead.
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And for many of the emergency workers, that meant rushing to a scene that was achingly close to home: the county's main high school, where they once studied, or where they send their children every day.
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Vermont and Minnesota now classify grocery store employees as emergency workers, mercifully granting them the benefits like child care, the elderly should not be forced to risk their lives to be the heroes for the public.
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On Monday, moments after gravely reading his tribute to national resolve and the spirit of emergency workers in Texas, Mr. Trump enthusiastically defended his decision to pardon Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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Other Capitol Hill news: The Senate gave final approval to a bill granting lifetime health care coverage and other compensation to emergency workers who have grown ill from the toxins of ground zero after the Sept.
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These days, Mr. DeJoria uses his wealth to help Paul Watson of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society wage war against whale poachers, and supports emergency workers and the police with his Peace Love Happiness motorcycle ride.
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One woman was killed and three other people were injured when an explosion ripped through the first floor of a California office building on Tuesday afternoon, forcing evacuations and prompting a large response from emergency workers.
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"This not only benefits millions of deaf and hard of hearing Americans who utilize sign language, but also doctors, nurses, police and emergency workers who could save someone's life by knowing a few signs," she told Mashable.
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HOUSTON, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Police and emergency workers filed suit on Thursday against French chemicals company Arkema SA, claiming it failed to take adequate steps to avoid a fire at its Crosby, Texas, plant after Hurricane Harvey.
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Dozens of emergency workers with sniffer dogs clambered over piles of debris trying to find anyone still trapped, while cranes removed huge slabs of fallen masonry and trucks full of rubble left the area every few minutes.
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After emergency workers were forced to go door-to-door to evacuate locals following a dam break due to damages from Hurricane Maria, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced the system in September 2018, The Times reported.
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He said by this weekend it would be necessary to shield those with the most serious medical conditions from social contact, and the government was now advising against mass gatherings that required the presence of emergency workers.
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But the mayor and other law enforcement officials argued that the Camp Fire spread so quickly — at one point moving the equivalent length of a football field per second — that it overwhelmed the ability of emergency workers.
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He had no pulse when emergency workers pulled him from the freezing water, or for nearly 45 minutes after; it was reportedly only after audible prayers by his mother, Joyce, that his heart finally started up again.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, facing sharp criticism over police shootings of civilians, announced reforms on Friday to address how police and other emergency workers respond to the mentally ill, including new crisis training for officers.
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The storm was clearly going to be horrific — the problem was the precise path, and like so many storms this year it didn't follow the best estimates of forecasters and continues to throw surprises at emergency workers.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Fallout from a petrochemical fire outside Houston continued for a sixth day on Saturday, with emergency workers struggling to remove volatile fuels from exposed tanks and ship traffic disrupted on the nation's busiest oil port.
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Anger over the circumstances of Ms. Arroyo's death coursed through the emergency workers assembled outside, who came from across the city — from Brownsville, Brooklyn to South Jamaica, Queens — and from as far away as Boston and Chicago.
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Police and emergency workers filed suit on Thursday against French chemicals company Arkema SA, claiming they were injured after it failed to take adequate steps to avoid a fire at its Crosby, Texas, plant after Hurricane Harvey.
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In Elmwood Park, New Jersey, 17 miles northwest of Midtown Manhattan, hundreds of firefighters and other emergency workers endured single-digit temperatures for hours as they battled a spectacular blaze that eventually destroyed a historic paper factory.
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The White Helmets, a group of civil defence emergency workers operating in rebel-held areas, said on Twitter one of their buildings in Haritan, in the north Aleppo countryside, was hit by an air strike on Saturday.
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Emergency workers warned on Wednesday that a spate fires had reached emergency levels, triggering an evacuation of more than 8,000 people from the town of Gracemere, about 600 km (370 miles) north of the Queensland state capital, Brisbane.
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The search for survivors continued during the night in Amatrice, where 207 people are known to have died, as emergency workers with sniffer dogs clambered over piles of debris trying to find anyone still trapped under the rubble.
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A boon, absolutely — but surely our society can do better than allowing addiction illness to rampage while heroic police and emergency workers hope to get there in time with yet another drug to rescue someone on the brink.
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More than 140 people were evacuated from a nursing home in Fayetteville late on Saturday by a rescue team comprised of federal responders, state and local emergency workers, said Maine Johnson, a spokesman for the city of Fayetteville.
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"They were 50 metres from those trapped there, but it was not possible (to advance) without threatening the lives of the emergency workers," he said, adding that the company was looking into ways to compensate the victims' families.
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They also find themselves dealing with the trauma of the aftermath of suicide – such as talking with the families of those affected and supporting other emergency workers who may be overwhelmed and affected by what they have seen.
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He was lucky to survive the bomb that fell while he was having breakfast, dropped by one of the countless warplanes that emergency workers say have pounded the rebel-held Syrian enclave of Eastern Ghouta in recent days.
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"That means that the portion of the black middle class that was dependent on government jobs — police, schools, emergency workers and so on — is going to take longer to recoup and regain whatever positions they had," he says.
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The collision left a scene of police officers and emergency workers swarming over a site strewn with twisted metal, and local media reports said injured passengers were trapped after one bus was left tipped over at an angle.
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When emergency workers and police officers arrived at the home in the Gravesend neighborhood, Mr. Lucchesse handed Jaden to them and said the boy had fallen in the shower while Mr. Lucchesse was washing him, the police said.
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The sources said emergency workers who came face-to-face with quarantined potential victims while wearing inadequate protective gear later went into heavily populated areas, including gas stations, restaurants, coffee shops and even tourist attractions such as Alcatraz.
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Minnesota and Vermont have classified grocery store employees as emergency workers so they can get free child care during the pandemicAlmost all US states have declared states of emergency to fight coronavirus — here's what it means for them
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The U.N. called for a two-hour truce on Sunday to allow the injured to be evacuated, but it was ignored and emergency workers say they have not been able to access areas where fighting is taking place.
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HOUSTON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Opening statements began on Thursday in criminal charges against the U.S. arm of a French company and three executives over chemical fires that burned for days and injured emergency workers called to the site.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Jurors in the criminal case against the U.S. arm of a French company on Thursday heard it routinely stored combustible chemicals where floodwaters could reach them and failed to alert emergency workers as toxic fires erupted.
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Over 3,000 people have been cramped in three improvised migrant centers in the Bosnian towns of Bihac and Velika Kladusa, on the Croatian border, with emergency workers rushing to provide them with accommodation and food as winter bites.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Jurors in the criminal case against the U.S. arm of a French company on Thursday heard it routinely stored combustible chemicals where floodwaters could reach them and failed to alert emergency workers as toxic fires erupted.
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Rescue helicopters were unable to land at the crash site because of heavy fog and emergency workers were trying to reach the area by land, the semi-official Mehr news agency quoted the governor of Semirom as saying.
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While this is a similar (initial) federal response that played out after Hurricane Harvey in Texas and Hurricane Irma in Florida, emergency workers say the devastation in Puerto Rico is far worse and the obstacles are far greater.
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Emergency workers using search dogs and helicopters rescued dozens of people stranded in mud-coated rubble in the normally pristine area, sandwiched between the ocean and the sprawling Los Padres National Forest, about 423 miles north of Los Angeles.
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Using shovels and backhoes, emergency workers dug through the debris and mud, perilous labor on smoldering terrain still hot enough to melt shoe soles a day after the volcano exploded in a hail of ash, smoke and molten rock.
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The last airplane flew in to the battered Grande-Case de Saint Martin airport Friday carrying emergency workers to help with reconstruction as well as specialists who aim to re-establish the island's cut-off water supply and electricity.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Police and emergency workers filed suit on Thursday against French chemicals company Arkema SA, claiming they were injured after it failed to take adequate steps to avoid a fire at its Crosby, Texas, plant after Hurricane Harvey.
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A few scant details about the victims, who ranged in age from 17 to 60, began to emerge as emergency workers planned to use DNA analysis here to positively identify the remains of the 20 bodies recovered so far.
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The body of a man was found in a burnt car early on Wednesday on the south coast of New South Wales after emergency workers began reaching the most damaged areas, and police said the death toll will rise.
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In the Overtown section of Miami, a largely poor minority neighborhood, emergency workers dispensed Narcan, an emergency treatment for opioid overdose, 1,700 times during the first nine months of 2016, more than double the rate of the preceding year.
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The U.S. Coast Guard, Gaither Petroleum Corp and state and emergency workers were attempting to contain and retrieve crude oil found on Sunday in Tabbs Bay off the Houston Ship Channel, and secure the source of the leak, officials said.
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BRASILIA, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Brazil state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA said on Friday that it was hiring emergency workers to guarantee operations during the week-old strike called by unions to protest layoffs at a money-losing fertilizer factory.
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The U.S. Coast Guard, Gaither Petroleum Corp and state and emergency workers were attempting to contain and retrieve crude oil found on Sunday in Tabbs Bay off the Houston Ship Channel, and secure the source of the leak, officials said.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Air monitoring company Bureau Veritas SA has been added to a negligence suit, lawyers for Texas police and emergency workers said on Wednesday, after the first responders alleged they inhaled dangerous fumes during a fire at a chemical plant.
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Cover image: Emergency workers in protective suits search around John Baker House Sanctuary Supported Living after a major incident was declared when a man and woman were exposed to the Novichok nerve agent on July 6, 2018 in Salisbury, England.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — As emergency workers retrieved four bodies from a building that collapsed a week ago, raising the death toll to 41, hundreds of Nairobi residents were evicted Friday from nearby buildings that are being torn down to prevent other disasters.
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With Mr. Mangano's help, prosecutors said, Mr. Singh's businesses received two county contracts worth about $437,000 in 2012, one to supply bread and rolls to the Nassau County Correctional Center, and another to feed the county's emergency workers after Hurricane Sandy.
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MIAMI — Andrew Gillum, one of the Democratic Party's fast-rising political stars, was in a Miami Beach hotel room early on Friday when emergency workers were called to treat another man suffering from a probable drug overdose, the police said.
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BENGHAZI, Libya — Two car bombs exploded as people left a mosque in a residential area of Benghazi on Tuesday night, killing 27 and wounding more than 30 in attacks timed to cause mass casualties among emergency workers, officials said. Capt.
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Thousands of homes and businesses have been destroyed, hundreds of people who have been reported missing remain unaccounted for, and emergency workers have barely begun the grim work of combing through the blackened, smoking ruins of houses, cars, forests and businesses.
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Mr. Newsom made the announcement from the state's emergency operations center in Sacramento, normally a place where emergency workers coordinate responses to wildfires and earthquakes, and spoke in stark terms of the risk that the coronavirus posed to the population.
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Credit...Grant Hindsley for The New York Times SEATTLE — On an overcast day in Seattle, a few dozen medical staff members, students and emergency workers with symptoms of the fast-spreading coronavirus spent their lunch break driving to a parking garage.
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TOKYO — Japan woke on Sunday morning to flooded rivers and burst levees, as emergency workers used helicopters and boats to rescue stranded residents from their homes in the wake of Typhoon Hagibis, the largest storm to hit the country in decades.
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Since 2008, some 2,500 journalists have attended Hostile Environment Training where they have learned — among other things — that militant groups often place a second bomb to catch emergency workers, security forces and journalists as they rush to respond to explosions.
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Even as emergency workers continued on Wednesday to retrieve bodies from the bus in Pasamayo, anger mounted over the government's failure to find an alternative to a road so dangerous that for decades it has been called the Devil's Curve.
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For Patriots Day, he turns his attention to the 2013 bombing of the Boston marathon and the ensuing manhunt, once again focusing on the cops and emergency workers who came to the aid of ordinary Boston residents during that time.
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Mr. Trump's wife, Melania, accompanied him to Broward, where they paid tribute to doctors and emergency workers for quickly moving people from the site of the shooting, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, to the medical facility, which took in eight victims.
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Power cables embedded in the tunnel's bench wall, a ledge that runs along the base of the tunnel that's used by emergency workers, can instead be hung on racks along the side of the tunnel and wrapped in fiber glass-reinforced polymer.
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At least six people have died in flooding from torrential rain across large areas of Texas, and emergency workers were searching for an 211-year-old boy who was swept away in a storm-swollen creek in Kansas, the authorities said on Monday.
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Local, state and federal agencies are investigating what caused the ITC fire, which spread from a single storage tank on March 17 to 10 other tanks over the next two days and required hundreds of emergency workers and fire specialists to extinguish.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - A Texas grand jury on Wednesday indicted chemicals manufacturer Arkema North America and one of its executives on assault charges, alleging they underplayed the dangers of a fire that injured two emergency workers called to the site during a fire.
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The sisters — Ibanez Ambrose, 2, and Scylee Vayoh Ambrose, 1 — were found unconscious and unresponsive when emergency workers arrived shortly after noon at their first-floor apartment on Hunts Point Avenue, near Spofford Avenue, in the Hunts Point section, the authorities said.
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About 0003,000 barrels of oil, or about 210,000 gallons, gushed out of the Keystone Pipeline on Thursday in South Dakota, blackening a grassy field in the remote northeast part of the state and sending cleanup crews and emergency workers scrambling to the site.
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In 2002, President George W. Bush was vaccinated against smallpox after American troops and civilian health care and emergency workers were ordered to have inoculations before the invasion of Iraq out of fear that the country's leader, Saddam Hussein, had biological weapons.
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But at a press conference on Wednesday, state public safety commissioner Michael Schirling said that grocery store workers and others who work in food distribution are considered essential and that he expected them to be added to the list of emergency workers soon.
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Mr. Finn said emergency workers had made some other rescues in coastal areas of the city, helping people out of stranded cars in the icy water, and city officials said flooding had extended to other neighborhoods, including the Seaport, Dorchester and East Boston.
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Hundreds of emergency workers, many of whom had weeks earlier battled the massive fire that denuded hillsides and made the dirt so unstable, searched on Tuesday for survivors with the help of Coast Guard helicopters and heavy equipment to clear blocked roads.
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Mr. Philippe also said that the relics and artwork that firefighters had scrambled to save from the fire were transferred to the Louvre museum from Paris City Hall, where emergency workers had placed them for safekeeping in the immediate aftermath of the fire.
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Facebook added a "coronavirus information center" to the top of its news feed, made its Workplace service free to emergency workers, and the company is reportedly working with other tech giants and the US government to help track the spread of the disease.
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The move in a part of Syria where pro-government forces are advancing followed a push by Western countries including the United States to protect members of the White Helmets, volunteer emergency workers who rush to the scene of airstrikes in civilian areas.
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ELAZIG, Turkey (Reuters) - Turkey called off rescue operations on Monday in eastern areas hit by Friday's earthquake after emergency workers recovered the body of a final person they were searching for in a collapsed building, bringing the death toll to 2500, authorities said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Four-hundred-year-old paintings hung high inside Notre-Dame were damaged by the immense fire that engulfed the Paris cathedral, but emergency workers formed a human chain to whisk gem-studded chalices and other priceless artefacts out of harm's way.
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Nearly three weeks before his passing, Alvarez testified in a House Judiciary subcommittee hearing for an extension of the fund for police officers, firefighters and other emergency workers who became ill after laboring at the site of the 2001 World Trade Center terrorist attacks.
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Members of the crowd held up banners with messages of love and solidarity, as they joined police officers, emergency workers, members of the Muslim community, politicians of the mainstream political parties and commuters leaving work after their first day back since the traumatic weekend.
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HOUSTON, April 10 (Reuters) - A Texas grand jury on Wednesday indicted chemicals manufacturer Arkema North America and one of its executives on assault charges, alleging they underplayed the dangers of a fire that injured two emergency workers called to the site during a fire.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Ship traffic was halted for a third day on Sunday along a key stretch of the United State's busiest oil port as emergency workers siphoned fuels from the Houston Ship Channel that leaked from a massive fire at a nearby petrochemical storage facility.
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It was unclear Thursday evening whether the deaths and injuries were from the fire or from other causes, but emergency workers reported over a police scanner that at least one officer had been "struck multiple times with a hammer," according to The Charlotte Observer.
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Phil Scott issued a directive earlier this week that encouraged childcare centers to stay open where needed to provide services for the state's emergency workers, which includes health care workers, criminal justice personnel, first responders, public health employees, National Guard workers and some state employees.
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Oakmont Senior Living, the company that owns Villa Capri as well as Varenna, the other center in the complaint, described a chaotic scene and an "unusual and extremely difficult circumstance," but one where its staff worked with emergency workers to move residents to safety.
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Mr. Trump said he had met with the parents of some of the victims, and also spoke with a female victim at the hospital who he said had been shot four times and was saved because emergency workers got her to the hospital quickly.
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Live Briefing Emergency workers in the Philippines recovered more than 40 bodies from the muddied wreckage of a gold miners' bunkhouse after Typhoon Mangkhut set off a landslide, burying the remote northern town of Itogon in a river of debris, officials said on Monday.
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The president, expressing shock at the scale of the devastation and praising the efforts of emergency workers, offered much more conciliatory words than he had used a week earlier when he accused state officials of mismanaging California's forests and threatened to withhold financial assistance.
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The crowds not only add to the risk of spreading the virus, but they have also alarmed emergency workers in many mountain communities, who see an increased threat of avalanches and of severe injuries that can divert medical resources needed to cope with the pandemic.
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The nursing home was obligated to keep the temperature safe, and officials there said spot coolers and fans had been used after the power went out — though doctors and emergency workers who went in on Wednesday used words like "oven" to describe the conditions. Gov.
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Visiting the area later on Saturday, President Juan Manuel Santos declared a state of emergency as the military, and emergency workers from the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management, began the heart-rending task of sifting through the mud in search of victims and survivors.
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On Tuesday, emergency workers using search dogs and helicopters to rescue dozens of people stranded in mud-coated rubble in the normally pristine area, sandwiched between the ocean and the sprawling Los Padres National Forest, about 103 miles (180 km) north of Los Angeles.
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"I hear this a lot from nurses, psychiatrists and emergency workers, where they've been made to feel that they are to put up with unwanted sexual advances and assault because their priority is to treat patients above all else," she told Reuters Health by email.
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As for the impact of the meltdown, the World Health Organization said in 2013 that the risk for some cancers was higher for emergency workers and residents closest to the contaminated areas, but more recently scientists have said health impacts from Fukushima's radiation have been minimal.
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HOUSTON, March 24 (Reuters) - Ship traffic was halted for a third day on Sunday along a key stretch of the United State's busiest oil port as emergency workers siphoned fuels from the Houston Ship Channel that leaked from a massive fire at a nearby petrochemical storage facility.
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The whole thing is sort of the inverse of something like RideAlong, a software suite designed to help law enforcement and emergency workers provide more compassionate, longitudinal care for the individuals being policed instead of showcasing those incidents as faceless red crime dots on a map.
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Tim WalzTimothy (Tim) James WalzIdaho governor issues stay-at-home order for 21 days amid coronavirus spread Walmart, grocers adding sneeze guards for cashiers Grocery store workers in Minnesota classified as emergency workers MORE (D), meanwhile, announced a similar order Wednesday, effective Friday at 11:59 p.m.
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The girl's parents, who were nearby, arrived at the scene and became "hysterical" after seeing their daughter surrounded by emergency workers, said Treva Tolliver, 103, a local resident, adding that the father began cursing at the driver, who remained on the scene in the school bus.
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Members of the Cleveland Browns and law enforcement agents and emergency workers ran onto the field together and locked arms during the national anthem on Sunday before the team's first game of the season, defusing tension over earlier protests by some Browns players during the song.
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Questions about officers' actions — including about a timeline of events laid out by the police detailing a rapid response, as well as concerns that emergency workers were not allowed to tend to badly injured victims quickly enough — remain major points of discussion at the Christchurch mosques.
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Questions about officers' actions — including about a timeline of events laid out by the police detailing a rapid response, as well as concerns that emergency workers were not allowed to tend to badly injured victims quickly enough — remain major points of discussion at the Christchurch mosques.
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Its 812 volunteer guides are related to victims of the attack; or they responded to the attack as firefighters, police officers or other emergency workers; or survived the attack themselves; or helped with the cleanup and recovery of the trade center site; or lived downtown at the time.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had agreed to go on the Sunday talk shows to promote the administration's tax-cutting plan but found himself questioned about the president's attacks on the mayor of San Juan, where emergency workers and troops have struggled to restore basic services after Hurricane Maria.
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While we've known the basics of climate change for decades, the largest uncertainties exist at the local level, which, Varble says, is what matters most to people: emergency workers in California wondering what will happen with wildfires, or farmers in the Midwest trying to plan around untethered weather.
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The Chernobyl explosion emitted 400 times the radioactivity as the bomb dropped on Hiroshima during World War II. Directly following the explosion, it was estimated that about 30 plant staff members and emergency workers died just four months after the accident; several of these deaths are documented in the series.
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Related: Everything to Know About HBO's Dark New Hit Series, Chernobyl The explosion emitted 0003 times the radioactivity as the bomb dropped on Hiroshima during World War II. It is estimated that 2000 plant staff members and emergency workers who were there that night died within four months of the explosion.
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On the ground, I saw the magnitude of this mobilization in the rush of emergency workers zipping through the command center, the 40-by-80-foot tents going up for the drive-through testing facility, the piles of donated food — the toil and resources that go into containing an outbreak.
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A few miles outside Rockport, a recreational vehicle lay on its side in the middle of a two-lane highway with its roof ripped off and an orange X spray-painted on its bumper, an apparent signal by emergency workers that the vehicle had been checked for people inside and cleared.
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Large crowds of tourists gathered outside Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the queen, Elizabeth II. Hugh Coyne, a doctor at a medical practice near the station, said he went to the scene to offer help to emergency workers, only to be told there were no major injuries to treat.
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The White Helmets, also known as the Syria Civil Defense, are a group of volunteer emergency workers who rush to the scene of airstrikes in civilian areas of cities like Aleppo, which was once the country's largest but is now divided between rebel groups and the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
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We had no idea—though some did —it would dump trillions of gallons of water on Texas before it was done, end the lives of at least 22 people, send tens of thousands to seek shelter, or that cops, emergency workers and the National Guard would need to rescue upward of 10,000 more.
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In places like Mexico Beach, where the authorities have said up to 46 people are missing, families and emergency workers fear that more bodies are buried in the fields of split wood and twisted metal — or, just as likely, washed out into the Gulf by the storm surge that swept through town.
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The measure is named after three emergency workers and advocates who died because of illness contracted as a result of their labor: Detective James Zadroga, the firefighter Raymond J. Pfeifer and Luis G. Alvarez, another former New York City detective who died last month after pleading with Congress to pass the legislation.
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After months of raging bushfires that have ravaged more than 10.3 million hectares (1403 million acres) of land, an area roughly the size of South Korea, Morrison in early January announced a A$2 billion ($1.4 billion) bushfire recovery fund and called out 3,22010 army reservists to back up state emergency workers.
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Emergency workers reported multiple people at the scene, near a subway station on Myrtle Avenue and Broadway, on the border of Bushwick and Bedford-Stuyvesant, "all of whom had a degree of altered mental status that was described by bystanders as 'zombielike,'" according to a study published Wednesday in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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Though faith is ever-present — particularly through the devotion of Joyce (Chrissy Metz) and the town's struggling young pastor (Topher Grace), who remain with John (Marcel Ruiz) every step of the way — the film also wisely dedicates plenty of screen time to the emergency workers and doctors struggling to bring the boy back to life.
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As emergency workers and troops struggled to restore basic services in a commonwealth with no electricity and limited fuel and water, Mr. Trump spent the day at his New Jersey golf club, blasting out Twitter messages defending his response to the storm and repeatedly assailing the capital's mayor, Carmen Yulín Cruz, and the news media.
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In central North Carolina, light freezing rain has caused scores of traffic accidents, adding to the road mayhem scattered throughout the Eastern U.S. Police and emergency workers reported more than 100 crashes overnight Saturday in Raleigh and Charlotte as the drizzle combined with temperatures below freezing for approaching 40 hours combined to create dangerous icy patches.
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TEHRAN — An earthquake struck the border region of Iran and Iraq on Sunday, killing over 100 people in Iran, the country's National Medical Emergency Service reported, according to the state English-language television news channel, Press TV. In Iraq, emergency workers said at least six Iraqis living in remote villages in Sulaimaniyah Province, near the Iranian border, had died.
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CreditCreditChristopher Lee for The New York Times In the week that followed Hurricane Harvey's landfall, photographers on the ground in Texas and Louisiana documented the staggering aftermath, including crowded shelters full of evacuees, the tireless efforts of emergency workers, and the return of residents to assess the damage from an event described by the National Weather Service as "unprecedented."
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who has been widely criticized for his delayed response to the fires, also picked up the pace, announcing on Monday that the government would dedicate two billion Australian dollars, or about $1.3 billion, over the next two years to help rebuild ravaged towns, support affected businesses and provide mental health services for emergency workers.
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Alvarez vowed to fight for benefits until the end On June 11, a frail Alvarez made his way to Washington with other first responders to testify in a House Judiciary subcommittee hearing for an extension of the fund for police officers, firefighters and other emergency workers who became ill after laboring at the site of the 2001 World Trade Center terrorist attacks.
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Credit...CreditJosh Edelson/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images SAN FRANCISCO — Facing down 203 wildfires in the past three days alone, emergency workers rushed to evacuate tens of thousands of people in Southern California on Thursday as a state utility said one of its major transmission lines broke near the source of the out-of-control Kincade blaze in Northern California.
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With daybreak, volunteers used chain saws to clear paths for emergency workers, while at the R&D Grocery, people asked each other if they were OK. "I'm still thanking God I'm among the living," said John Jones, who has lived most of his life in Beauregard, an unincorporated community of roughly 10,000 people about 60 miles east of Montgomery near the Georgia state line.
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Things don't exactly look good for Jackson in the trailer for the Grey's Anatomy season 16 premiere, either; Maggie gets the help of emergency workers to find him, and there seems to be a question about whether or not he's alive — and then, of course, there's the fact that someone arrives at Grey Sloan on a stretcher who could (or could not) be Jackson in pretty dire condition.
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Ricardo Rossello responded on Thursday to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's warning that federal emergency workers will not stay on the island "forever," saying that the U.S. territory's residents are only asking for the same assistance that other Americans would receive.
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Clinton, in what would be one of his most notable speeches, said, "Former President George W. Bush did the same after the 9/11 terror attacks, visiting the emergency workers at ground zero in downtown Manhattan and letting them know that he can "hear" them, adding, "and tAnd former President Barack Obama singing "Amazing Grace" at the funeral of Read more: Obama faced relentless opposition to gun reform, even after a shooting that left 20 children deadBut Trump has struggled to play this role.
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Debbie Mucarsel-PowellDebbie Mucarsel-PowellHouse lawmakers look to tamp down panic, amp up response efforts in their districts Five Latinas who could be Biden's running mate GOP fails to overcome procedural hurdle needed to bring resolution condemning Sanders to the floor MORE (D-Fla.) also expressed concerns over backfilling emergency workers, and is working on a plan to handle a potential shortage of medical professionals, noting that the shortage of doctors and nurses in her state could be amplified in the event that proper precautions aren't taken to protect those in the industry.
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