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Whether caused by demographics or other societal shifts, a sharp rise in juvenile psychiatric emergencies has been reported in many states, including Connecticut and New York.

Ms. Pullins's lifeline in case of emergencies has been her cellphone, which she uses to stay in touch with her case manager at Brooklyn Community Services.

Since then, the response to all remotely similar emergencies has been guided by a desire not to allow a repeat of Rwanda.

A phone system for emergencies has been installed in the four East River tunnels and is now working, although a similar system in the Hudson River tunnels is not yet working.

"The need for backup power in the event of emergencies has been made abundantly clear by recent events, and the cost of failing to have such power may be measured in lives lost," it said.

Even the World Health Organization, the United Nations agency who has as a prime purpose to "direct international health efforts, tackle epidemics and help in emergencies, (has been) badly weakened by budget cuts in recent years," the New York Times reported September 3.

He says that three of the four major blazes defined as emergencies have been downgraded.

The men from the Russian MInistry of Emergencies had been nervous about their mission, but were keen to do it.

Aortic emergencies have been recently reviewed [3].

The Core Commitments for Children in Emergencies have been mainstreamed into our work.

In the past, measles case-fatality ratios in children in humanitarian emergencies have been as high as 20-30% [ 2].