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Civil contingency and ICUs

Published:: 11 November, 2009

Communication technology in ICUs (Incident Command Units) is undoubtedly gaining recognition as an integral part of all fire brigades’ response capabilities and this is now being recognised by municipal authorities. Special report by Jose Maria Sanchez de Muniain.

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