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On Wednesday, the Xunta de Galicia organized a simulation of forest fire caused by a traffic accident in the town of Luzense de Riotorto, developed with the aim of evaluating the response of the emergency services to this situation.The simulation began at 10:15 a.m. with the warning by the Service of Prevention and Defense against Forestais Fires (SPIF) of a forest fire at the height of the 8,500 kilometer point of the provincial road LU-P-5501,…
Fire drill: Simulation helps emergency responders prepare for watershed blaze – Tri-Cities Dispatch
photos supplied Metro Vancouver The goal is to keep the fire from the water. It’s May 9 and more than 40 firefighters trek past the uppermost tip of Westwood Plateau and into a 200-square-kilometre area of concern. The drill is called Exercise Trailblazer. A joint operation between Metro Vancouver and Coquitlam Fire and Rescue, the simulation is intended to help crews prepare for a worst-case scenario: fire in the Coquitlam Watershed. “It’s been…
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