Objective – We conducted a survey regarding the organization of medical rescue during major events (catastrophes with limited effects) occurring in urban areas (Paris and immediate suburbs).
According to the prior results, the consequences of higher severity have low probabilities of occurrence, which is obvious in events of catastrophe and accident.
But there are emotional, inciting events and catastrophes".
The possibility of government bailouts in the event of catastrophe further distorted attitudes toward risk.
It increasingly looks as if BP and its regulators were too confident that the supposedly failsafe blowout preventer would seal the well in the event of catastrophe.
In the poorest countries, a lack of data and information turns relatively manageable phenomena into unexpected events and catastrophes and makes rapid economic progress nearly impossible.
Continuity of Congress: Vote on a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow governors to appoint House members temporarily in the event a catastrophe killed a majority of lawmakers.
The gas company's lead negotiator, Alfred Kokh, hinted in a telephone interview that he was pressured into breaking off the deal, and called the event "a catastrophe".
The attempted theft of a vial of infectious blood is a major event, a catastrophe involving explosions, poison gas, even a bomb in a crowded market, that causes conspicuous damage and leaves victims.
And you should always try to develop scenarios of the unimaginable, or the unthinkable or the worst possible series of events or catastrophes that could disrupt the jigsaw puzzle.
But now, even California is willing to conserve because officials know that, in the event of catastrophe, they will be forced to share anyway.
