Drill Aims to Establish Biological-Chemical Attack Response System
「Drill Aims to Establish Biological-Chemical Attack Response System」於資料集「Environmental Policy Monthly」由單位「行政院環境保護署」的楊先生所提供，聯繫電話是(02)23117722#2217,(02)23117722#2216，最近更新時間為：2022-01-15 01:13:03。 欄位編號的內容是824 ， 欄位標題的內容是Drill Aims to Establish Biological-Chemical Attack Response System ， 欄位摘要的內容是The EPA conducted Taiwan’s first chemical attack drill targeting a heavily populated urban area in Taipei on October 27. This exercise intended to not only increase the government’s response capabilities and raise public awareness but to also lead to the formulation of an evacuation plan and notification system.
Aiming to strengthen civil defense capabilities in the wake of the September 11th suicide airplane attacks in the United States, the EPA, in close coordination with Central Government agencies and the Taipei City government, conducted a chemical attack civil defense drill at Taipei’s Hsiao Nanmen Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station on October 27. As this was Taiwan’s first chemical attack drill, Executive Yuan Premier Chang Chun-hsiung personally attended the drill with EPA Administrator Lung-bin Hau at his side. Also, the director general of the National Security Bureau, heads of other related ministries and county and city government leaders were also special guests in attendance at the exercise. Premier Chang expressed his hopes that the drill would raise public awareness and improve the speed and capabilities of each government agency in dealing with this type of disaster. Chang added that the government would conduct a surprise chemical attack drill in the future.
This exercise, taking place in densely populated Taipei City, focused primarily on response and rescue measures in the event of a chemical attack. It was intended to allow the government to exhibit its emergency mobilization and response capabilities. Involving over 1,000 personnel, this drill formally took place at the Hsiao Nanmen MRT station in Taipei City on October 27. Two pre-drill rehearsals were also conducted on October 19th and 25th.
The EPA points out that biological and chemical agents are particularly threatening to the public because they have the potential to be highly destructive, to kill and injure across a large area and are difficult to defend against. Therefore, it is of the utmost importance to formulate evacuation plans and notification systems and to establish a civil defense system in order to prevent the great disaster that can result from a biological or chemical attack. An Army official participating in the drill noted that the Army has chemical agents personnel stationed in north, central, southern and eastern Taiwan. Each of these units has a rapid evaluation team and dispersal team. These teams, which can arrive promptly at disaster scenes, are able to help reduce damage and injuries by conducting evaluations at the scene, marking off affected areas and providing professional suggestions on how to handle the situation.
The drill simulated an attack in which terrorists release sarin gas on an MRT subway train and many passengers are overcome by the gas. MRT management, being on the first line, was to make the judgment that a gas attack had occurred after becoming aware of irregularities and receiving notification from passengers on the subway. It was then to set up a disaster response center that would coordinate rescue work among the various authorities to be called to the scene.
The authorities that participated in this joint exercise included Army units, fire departments, environmental protection agencies, public health authorities, police and transportation authorities. They each dispatched personnel and equipment to the disaster scene. Fire departments took responsibility for rescue work. Environmental protection agencies conducted preliminary assessments of whether or not toxic chemicals were present. The Army provided reconnaissance support and back-up reconnaissance. Public health authorities provided medical assistance to victims. Transportation authorities were in charge of the evacuation of people and vehicles from the scene. Police insured that order at the scene was maintained. The chemical warfare units of the Army assisted with the post-disaster dispersal of the gas and the clean up of any discovered pollution.
The EPA conducts a number of drills simulating the release of toxic chemicals each year. However, these drills stage such situations as factory accidents or the explosion of an oil tanker and therefore take place in industrial parks or on roadways. This chemical attack drill differed greatly from these past exercises in that it was supposed to simulate a chemical attack by terrorists in a heavily populated urban area. It was also unique because, aiming to protect the public at large, it was intended to lead to the establishment of an evacuation plan and notification system. In addition, the EPA printed small cards and handbooks (500,000 each) detailing procedures for the public to follow in the case of a chemical attack. It has distributed these to the public and local governments in order to insure that the public gains an awareness of how to respond to such an attack. ， 欄位全文的內容是The EPA conducted Taiwan’s first chemical attack drill targeting a heavily populated urban area in Taipei on October 27. This exercise intended to not only increase the government’s response capabilities and raise public awareness but to also lead to the formulation of an evacuation plan and notification system.
Aiming to strengthen civil defense capabilities in the wake of the September 11th suicide airplane attacks in the United States, the EPA, in close coordination with Central Government agencies and the Taipei City government, conducted a chemical attack civil defense drill at Taipei’s Hsiao Nanmen Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station on October 27. As this was Taiwan’s first chemical attack drill, Executive Yuan Premier Chang Chun-hsiung personally attended the drill with EPA Administrator Lung-bin Hau at his side. Also, the director general of the National Security Bureau, heads of other related ministries and county and city government leaders were also special guests in attendance at the exercise. Premier Chang expressed his hopes that the drill would raise public awareness and improve the speed and capabilities of each government agency in dealing with this type of disaster. Chang added that the government would conduct a surprise chemical attack drill in the future.
This exercise, taking place in densely populated Taipei City, focused primarily on response and rescue measures in the event of a chemical attack. It was intended to allow the government to exhibit its emergency mobilization and response capabilities. Involving over 1,000 personnel, this drill formally took place at the Hsiao Nanmen MRT station in Taipei City on October 27. Two pre-drill rehearsals were also conducted on October 19th and 25th.
The EPA points out that biological and chemical agents are particularly threatening to the public because they have the potential to be highly destructive, to kill and injure across a large area and are difficult to defend against. Therefore, it is of the utmost importance to formulate evacuation plans and notification systems and to establish a civil defense system in order to prevent the great disaster that can result from a biological or chemical attack. An Army official participating in the drill noted that the Army has chemical agents personnel stationed in north, central, southern and eastern Taiwan. Each of these units has a rapid evaluation team and dispersal team. These teams, which can arrive promptly at disaster scenes, are able to help reduce damage and injuries by conducting evaluations at the scene, marking off affected areas and providing professional suggestions on how to handle the situation.
The drill simulated an attack in which terrorists release sarin gas on an MRT subway train and many passengers are overcome by the gas. MRT management, being on the first line, was to make the judgment that a gas attack had occurred after becoming aware of irregularities and receiving notification from passengers on the subway. It was then to set up a disaster response center that would coordinate rescue work among the various authorities to be called to the scene.
The authorities that participated in this joint exercise included Army units, fire departments, environmental protection agencies, public health authorities, police and transportation authorities. They each dispatched personnel and equipment to the disaster scene. Fire departments took responsibility for rescue work. Environmental protection agencies conducted preliminary assessments of whether or not toxic chemicals were present. The Army provided reconnaissance support and back-up reconnaissance. Public health authorities provided medical assistance to victims. Transportation authorities were in charge of the evacuation of people and vehicles from the scene. Police insured that order at the scene was maintained. The chemical warfare units of the Army assisted with the post-disaster dispersal of the gas and the clean up of any discovered pollution.
The EPA conducts a number of drills simulating the release of toxic chemicals each year. However, these drills stage such situations as factory accidents or the explosion of an oil tanker and therefore take place in industrial parks or on roadways. This chemical attack drill differed greatly from these past exercises in that it was supposed to simulate a chemical attack by terrorists in a heavily populated urban area. It was also unique because, aiming to protect the public at large, it was intended to lead to the establishment of an evacuation plan and notification system. In addition, the EPA printed small cards and handbooks (500,000 each) detailing procedures for the public to follow in the case of a chemical attack. It has distributed these to the public and local governments in order to insure that the public gains an awareness of how to respond to such an attack. ， 欄位年度的內容是2001 ， 欄位月份的內容是4 ， 欄位卷的內容是4 ， 欄位期的內容是11 ， 欄位順序的內容是1 ， 欄位倒序的內容是2 ， 欄位分類的內容是General Policy ， 欄位標題2的內容是Drill Aims to Establish Biological-Chemical Attack Response System ， 欄位檔案位置的內容是print/V4/V4-11 。
編號
824
標題
Drill Aims to Establish Biological-Chemical Attack Response System
摘要
The EPA conducted Taiwan’s first chemical attack drill targeting a heavily populated urban area in Taipei on October 27. This exercise intended to not only increase the government’s response capabilities and raise public awareness but to also lead to the formulation of an evacuation plan and notification system. Aiming to strengthen civil defense capabilities in the wake of the September 11th suicide airplane attacks in the United States, the EPA, in close coordination with Central Government agencies and the Taipei City government, conducted a chemical attack civil defense drill at Taipei’s Hsiao Nanmen Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station on October 27. As this was Taiwan’s first chemical attack drill, Executive Yuan Premier Chang Chun-hsiung personally attended the drill with EPA Administrator Lung-bin Hau at his side. Also, the director general of the National Security Bureau, heads of other related ministries and county and city government leaders were also special guests in attendance at the exercise. Premier Chang expressed his hopes that the drill would raise public awareness and improve the speed and capabilities of each government agency in dealing with this type of disaster. Chang added that the government would conduct a surprise chemical attack drill in the future. This exercise, taking place in densely populated Taipei City, focused primarily on response and rescue measures in the event of a chemical attack. It was intended to allow the government to exhibit its emergency mobilization and response capabilities. Involving over 1,000 personnel, this drill formally took place at the Hsiao Nanmen MRT station in Taipei City on October 27. Two pre-drill rehearsals were also conducted on October 19th and 25th. The EPA points out that biological and chemical agents are particularly threatening to the public because they have the potential to be highly destructive, to kill and injure across a large area and are difficult to defend against. Therefore, it is of the utmost importance to formulate evacuation plans and notification systems and to establish a civil defense system in order to prevent the great disaster that can result from a biological or chemical attack. An Army official participating in the drill noted that the Army has chemical agents personnel stationed in north, central, southern and eastern Taiwan. Each of these units has a rapid evaluation team and dispersal team. These teams, which can arrive promptly at disaster scenes, are able to help reduce damage and injuries by conducting evaluations at the scene, marking off affected areas and providing professional suggestions on how to handle the situation. The drill simulated an attack in which terrorists release sarin gas on an MRT subway train and many passengers are overcome by the gas. MRT management, being on the first line, was to make the judgment that a gas attack had occurred after becoming aware of irregularities and receiving notification from passengers on the subway. It was then to set up a disaster response center that would coordinate rescue work among the various authorities to be called to the scene. The authorities that participated in this joint exercise included Army units, fire departments, environmental protection agencies, public health authorities, police and transportation authorities. They each dispatched personnel and equipment to the disaster scene. Fire departments took responsibility for rescue work. Environmental protection agencies conducted preliminary assessments of whether or not toxic chemicals were present. The Army provided reconnaissance support and back-up reconnaissance. Public health authorities provided medical assistance to victims. Transportation authorities were in charge of the evacuation of people and vehicles from the scene. Police insured that order at the scene was maintained. The chemical warfare units of the Army assisted with the post-disaster dispersal of the gas and the clean up of any discovered pollution. The EPA conducts a number of drills simulating the release of toxic chemicals each year. However, these drills stage such situations as factory accidents or the explosion of an oil tanker and therefore take place in industrial parks or on roadways. This chemical attack drill differed greatly from these past exercises in that it was supposed to simulate a chemical attack by terrorists in a heavily populated urban area. It was also unique because, aiming to protect the public at large, it was intended to lead to the establishment of an evacuation plan and notification system. In addition, the EPA printed small cards and handbooks (500,000 each) detailing procedures for the public to follow in the case of a chemical attack. It has distributed these to the public and local governments in order to insure that the public gains an awareness of how to respond to such an attack.
全文
The EPA conducted Taiwan’s first chemical attack drill targeting a heavily populated urban area in Taipei on October 27. This exercise intended to not only increase the government’s response capabilities and raise public awareness but to also lead to the formulation of an evacuation plan and notification system. Aiming to strengthen civil defense capabilities in the wake of the September 11th suicide airplane attacks in the United States, the EPA, in close coordination with Central Government agencies and the Taipei City government, conducted a chemical attack civil defense drill at Taipei’s Hsiao Nanmen Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station on October 27. As this was Taiwan’s first chemical attack drill, Executive Yuan Premier Chang Chun-hsiung personally attended the drill with EPA Administrator Lung-bin Hau at his side. Also, the director general of the National Security Bureau, heads of other related ministries and county and city government leaders were also special guests in attendance at the exercise. Premier Chang expressed his hopes that the drill would raise public awareness and improve the speed and capabilities of each government agency in dealing with this type of disaster. Chang added that the government would conduct a surprise chemical attack drill in the future. This exercise, taking place in densely populated Taipei City, focused primarily on response and rescue measures in the event of a chemical attack. It was intended to allow the government to exhibit its emergency mobilization and response capabilities. Involving over 1,000 personnel, this drill formally took place at the Hsiao Nanmen MRT station in Taipei City on October 27. Two pre-drill rehearsals were also conducted on October 19th and 25th. The EPA points out that biological and chemical agents are particularly threatening to the public because they have the potential to be highly destructive, to kill and injure across a large area and are difficult to defend against. Therefore, it is of the utmost importance to formulate evacuation plans and notification systems and to establish a civil defense system in order to prevent the great disaster that can result from a biological or chemical attack. An Army official participating in the drill noted that the Army has chemical agents personnel stationed in north, central, southern and eastern Taiwan. Each of these units has a rapid evaluation team and dispersal team. These teams, which can arrive promptly at disaster scenes, are able to help reduce damage and injuries by conducting evaluations at the scene, marking off affected areas and providing professional suggestions on how to handle the situation. The drill simulated an attack in which terrorists release sarin gas on an MRT subway train and many passengers are overcome by the gas. MRT management, being on the first line, was to make the judgment that a gas attack had occurred after becoming aware of irregularities and receiving notification from passengers on the subway. It was then to set up a disaster response center that would coordinate rescue work among the various authorities to be called to the scene. The authorities that participated in this joint exercise included Army units, fire departments, environmental protection agencies, public health authorities, police and transportation authorities. They each dispatched personnel and equipment to the disaster scene. Fire departments took responsibility for rescue work. Environmental protection agencies conducted preliminary assessments of whether or not toxic chemicals were present. The Army provided reconnaissance support and back-up reconnaissance. Public health authorities provided medical assistance to victims. Transportation authorities were in charge of the evacuation of people and vehicles from the scene. Police insured that order at the scene was maintained. The chemical warfare units of the Army assisted with the post-disaster dispersal of the gas and the clean up of any discovered pollution. The EPA conducts a number of drills simulating the release of toxic chemicals each year. However, these drills stage such situations as factory accidents or the explosion of an oil tanker and therefore take place in industrial parks or on roadways. This chemical attack drill differed greatly from these past exercises in that it was supposed to simulate a chemical attack by terrorists in a heavily populated urban area. It was also unique because, aiming to protect the public at large, it was intended to lead to the establishment of an evacuation plan and notification system. In addition, the EPA printed small cards and handbooks (500,000 each) detailing procedures for the public to follow in the case of a chemical attack. It has distributed these to the public and local governments in order to insure that the public gains an awareness of how to respond to such an attack.
年度
2001
月份
4
卷
4
期
11
順序
1
倒序
2
分類
General Policy
標題2
Drill Aims to Establish Biological-Chemical Attack Response System
檔案位置
print/V4/V4-11
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