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China: China to Set up Nuclear Emergency Team


China is working to form a 300-member state-level rescue team specialized in nuclear emergencies, said a senior official on May 12 Monday. This team will respond to "serious nuclear accidents in complicated circumstances", said Yao Bin, head of the nuclear emergency and security division under the State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defence (SASTIND). They will be tasked to support operators of nuclear facilities to handle contingencies, such as cordoning the radioactive source in nuclear accidents, rescuing trapped people, controling the spread of contamination and minimizing the damage, said Yao, also dep
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China: Terrorist Attack Kills 31, Injures 94 at Urumqi market ? Emergency Response Launched


A police officer is seen near a blast scene, which has been cordoned off, in downtown Urumqi, capital of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, on May 22. The explosions at an open air market in Urumqi have left 31 dead and 94 injured on May 22, authorities said. All the injured were rushed to hospitals. The regional government has launched an emergency response system and organized medical efforts for treatment of the injured, said the statement.    
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China: Beijing Sets Up 1st Emergency Relief Unit for Blind


Beijing: Beijing has set up its first professional emergency relief team for the visually impaired, which will provide emergency rescue service to blind people in the city.  The team, consisting of 20 volunteers from the Beijing Hongdandan Blind Culture Service Center, is assigned to the Beijing Municipal Emergency Volunteer Service Corps. All 20 members of the relief team have received professional rescue training from Beijing Emergency Relief Foundation, including emergency cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and how to search wreckage for those needing aid.
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China: Beijing Team to Handle Emergencies, Public Security Breaches


Beijing: A humanitarian rescue team to deal with emergencies and breaches of public security was set-up in Beijing on May 28 Wednesday. Under the agreement signed by the Red Cross Society of China Beijing Branch and thecapital's public security bureau on Wednesday, a team of 50 staff will be established, withits size increasing to 300 members of staff in three years.It will be equipped 
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China: 20 Emergency Vehicles Added to Key Regions in Beijing


Beijing: Beijing municipal authorities have invested 30 million Yuan to purchase 20 medical specialized vehicles to handle emergency and safeguard regional peace. All of the vehicles have been upgraded for humanitarian aid and treatment with numerous functions such as gas defence, chemical defence and explosion-proof. On top of the basic equipment, some additional functions have been newly installed, including mask, portable fire extinguisher, dismantle tools.
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