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50s, going through the new inspection and technology we have to do that. right now, the most important thing we can do as a community is gather around those buildings and make people feel comfortable and safe in the structures that they have. that will be the process and procedure we are following right now as a government, as inspectors, as engineers to do so. the existing structure on site will have to come down, obviously. the best thing really is for the structural engineers and the emergenc...

Posted: Thu 1st Jul 2021 New guidelines to help courts determine how to sentence those who assault emergency worker now in effect New guidelines to help courts determine how to sentence those who assault an emergency worker come into effect today (1 July 2021). The Sentencing Council guidelines will help courts in England and Wales to make a balanced assessment of the seriousness of the offence and impose a proportionate sentence. It is the first time that judges and magistrates will have spec...

NEW guidelines to help courts determine how to sentence those who assault an emergency worker come into effect today. The Sentencing Council guidelines will help courts in England and Wales to make a balanced assessment of the seriousness of the offence and impose a proportionate sentence. It is the first time that judges and magistrates will have specific guidance for sentencing assault on emergency worker offences, which reflects legislation that increased the maximum sentence for commo...

Difficult work goes on in florida. hundreds of emergency workers, in fact, doing the painstaking task of looking for the possibility of survivors in those devastating ruins of the champlain towers south building. >> they dug a huge trefnch through the rubble and tom forman is with us to walk through how theyre using it. good morning. >> good morning. the trench is huge. you could sort of see it here, roughly in a v shape and lines that go back this way and this way. about 40 feet deep in the the...

Im katty key in washington and this is bbc world news america. police in miami say 99 people are unaccounted for after the partial collapse of an apartment building. one person is known to have died and hundreds of emergency workers are searching through the rubble. and remind people, really, that it is possible with this pandemic for things to move and change quickly. and for those flying abroad who are fully vaccinated, ministers say quarantine restrictions will be eased — but not until late...

Emerge from it, but the lessons and the level of compassion and charity and giving is just overwhelming. this will be a seminole period in our history when we realize -- we belong to a very exclusive club. its called the us of a and the dues are very high. all of us have to make a contribution. and i think we saw a reflection, the very best part of who we really are during this pandemic. the people that came forward in the towns, villages, major cities, countrysides. the medical profession alone...

Paramedic spat at by patient during pandemic relives traumatic ordeal Lisa OSullivan was attempting to treat Daryl Robins, who had suffered a seizure, when he swore at her and spat in her face Lisa OSullivan is a Welsh Ambulance Service paramedic based in Blackweir, Cardiff (Image: Welsh Ambulance Service) There are always big stories on WalesOnline - dont miss any with our daily emailInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now When you subscribe we will use the in...

The right track, if you r research is correct. so, thank you so much for telling us all about it. lynn fabric, really appreciate it. >> sure, my pleasure. mother nature wasnt on their side, as emergency crews fought a raging fire on a cargo ship off sri lanka. coming up, how winds got in the way, as emergency workers struggled to put out these flames. stay with us.

In hot weather, they can be inviting, but deadly.

ALL North East frontline ambulance staff will have access to a body worn camera in a bid to protect them against the rise of incidents of violence.