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	Taiwan: Medical Emergency Drill
	A medical emergency response drill simulating a situation in which medical professionals treat a large number of injured people was conducted on Wednesday by Chiayi Forestry Administration at Alishan National Forest Recreation Park.
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	Taiwan: Taiwan��s rescue capabilities demonstrated by Taiping Island drill
	A disaster response drill in the waters surrounding Taiping Island in the Nansha (Spratly) Islands underscored the Republic of China (Taiwan) government’s commitment to providing emergency assistance and transforming the island into a base for humanitarian aid and supplies in the South China Sea, according to the Coast Guard Administration Nov. 30.\r\nCGA Minister Lee Chung-wei said at a news conference in Taipei City that the previous day’s Operation Nanyuan No. 1 clearly demonstrated the capabilities of participating agencies to coordinate effectively in responding to emergency situations.
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	Taiwan: NDRRMC Scales up Preparation for the ��Big One��
	Members of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) recently convened and mapped out preparations for a magnitude-7.2 earthquake that could hit Metro Manila anytime.\r\nNDRRMC Vice Chairperson for Preparedness and Secretary of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Ismael D Sueno chaired the meeting held over the weekend at the NDRRMC Conference Room at Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo, Quezon City.
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	Taiwan: Taiwan Wan An Air Raid Drill to be Held on June 4
	Taipei: The annual Wan An air raid drill, an exercise simulating an air attack by Chinese military forces to test Taiwan emergency response systems, will be held today (June 4) from 1:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. during which time all northern pedestrians and drivers in northern Taiwan must stay indoors and off the roads. Pedestrians and motorists who fail to follow instructions and clear the streets during the half hour exercise may be fined NT$30,000 to NT$150,000 (US$1,000 to US$5,000).
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	Taiwan: Man Fined for Calling Ambulance for the 25th Time This Year
	A man in Chiayi City was fined NT$800 this morning after calling an ambulance because he was suffering from a headache. It was the 25th time he had called an ambulance this year due to minor, non-emergency ailments.At 8:44 this morning, the Chiayi Municipal Government Fire Department received a request for emergency assistance at a residence on Daya Road. When the ambulance arrived, the patient named Zhang told paramedics that he was suffering from a headache and wanted to go to the hospital.
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Taiwan: Medical Emergency Drill

Taiwan: Taiwan��s rescue capabilities demonstrated by Taiping Island drill

Taiwan: NDRRMC Scales up Preparation for the ��Big One��

Taiwan: Taiwan Wan An Air Raid Drill to be Held on June 4

Taiwan: Man Fined for Calling Ambulance for the 25th Time This Year

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