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Air Force produces Heated Humidified Oxygen Therapy Unit Air Force produces Heated Humidified Oxygen Therapy Unit Written by Share: COLOMBO (News 1st); The Heated Humidified Oxygen Therapy Unit manufactured by the Sri Lanka Air Force for the benefit of the patients with respiratory difficulties was officially handed over to President Gotabaya Rajapaksa at the Presidential Secretariat. In order to face the imminent shortage of ventilators in the country in the face of the COVID 19 global pan...

New Reserve Force insignia still on the to-do list Written by defenceWeb - SA Army Reserve URTP volunteers. All is not smooth sailing when it comes to the new names of 52 SA Army Reserve Force units, with old insignia and uniform, in some cases, declared off-limits on parade grounds and no changes yet made to cap/beret badges, shoulder flashes and other identifying insignia. When the name changes were announced in August 2019, it was made clear established uniforms such as the Transvaal Scotti...

Police conduct inspection on Wailoku Community Post which is dangerously close to the riverbank Police conduct inspection on Wailoku Community Post which is dangerously close to the riverbank Wailoku Community Police Post. Police have conducted their inspection on the Wailoku Community Police Post as it is close to the river and could fall into it after a landslide during heavy rain. The edge of the wooden structure that is built on a pile foundation is about half a metre away from the Wailoku ...

Feb 27, 2021 Partial closure of Third Mainland bridge and use of one lane of the bridge after it was officially closed on Saturday for repair. Share After seven months of partial closure to traffic in order to give room for repair of its critical sections, the Federal Government has finally opened Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos for public use . With the full re-opening of the bridge, Lagoscians , comprising motorists and commuters, who have been experiencing hectic day for past seven months na...

Alexandria Seeks to Lead the Way in Virginia in Collective Bargaining for Employees Soon, some City employees may have more of a voice when it comes to decisions that affect their employment. The City of Alexandria is setting itself up to be among the first municipalities in the state to pass an ordinance allowing for collective bargaining by unions on behalf of city employees. A recent change in Virginia law, codified in Virginia Code § 40.1-57.2, permits counties, cities and towns to ad...