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Mock exercise, real lessons in Lehigh Valley International Airport drill (PHOTOS)
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Volunteer crisis actors screamed at police for information about loved ones, held arms aloft that were said to be burned and sometimes grew combative with those on hand to help them.
The hands-on drill brings together mutual-aid fire, police and EMS responders with Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority fire and police crews. It’s a Federal Aviation Administration requirement that it be held every three years, but the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of the drill in April 2020 when it should have been held.
For this year, the airport authority scaled back the number of volunteers portraying the walking wounded or worse. Most of the participants wore face coverings, and gone were the dramatic makeup from past years’ exercises that made make-believe injuries seem all the more real.
Remembering airports of the past and borked kiosks of today
Richard Speed Thu 1 Apr 2021 // 10:10 UTC Share
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Bork!Bork!Bork! In some parts of the world a festival involving chocolate eggs and bunnies is about to begin. For this poor kiosk, it appears festivities are temporarily at a halt.
The kiosk in question lurks within the Lehigh Valley Mall, in Pennsylvania, USA. A nice part of the world located near the city of Allentown and not far from the ambitiously titled Lehigh Valley International Airport.
Lehigh Valley Mall in Allentown, PA
We recall that very airport before Allentown was removed from its name and replaced with Lehigh Valley, and we still well remember the delight at discovering it was possible, according to the travel company, to fly from there back to the UK (this was during the last century, we hasten to add.)