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Medical threats are numerous and generally very personal they are usually an [[injury]], [[ailment]], [[illness]] or a long-term health condition. | Medical threats are numerous and generally very personal they are usually an [[injury]], [[ailment]], [[illness]] or a long-term health condition. | ||
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* [[First aid]] | * [[First aid]] | ||
* [[Natural disaster]] | * [[Natural disaster]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:00, June 28, 2016
Emergency Aid is aid aimed at major threats to human life, (humanitarian crises) such as:
Natural Disasters
- Avalanche
- Blizzard
- Drought
- Earthquake
- Electromagnetic Pulse from natural causes (coronal mass ejection)
- Epidemic
- Famine
- Flood
- Heat wave
- Hurricane
- Mudslide
- Tornado
- Volcanic eruption
- Wildfire
Man-Made Threats
- Blackout
- Chemical agent attack
- Chemical spill
- Dirty bomb
- Economic collapse
- Electromagnetic pulse caused by man's actions such as nuclear weapon blast or other EMP weapons.
- Hacker event
- Labor strike
- Nuclear attack
- Nuclear accident/disaster
- World War Three target structures
- Riot
- Societal collapse
- Terrorism
- War
Government Related
Threats to Person
Medical Threats
Medical threats are numerous and generally very personal they are usually an injury, ailment, illness or a long-term health condition.