Friday, August 31, 2007 (New Delhi)
The government may be grappling with terrorist strikes but the Delhi Police seem to have some answers.
Check out the Delhi Police website at www.delhipolice.nic in for any questions you may have on terrorism.
The bonus is that everything you ever wanted to know about counter-terrorism measures in Singapore, is there on the website.
Till some time ago, the website said, call the Police at 999 or the SCDF, which is the Singapore civil defence force at 995 in case of an explosion.
But that has fortunately been changed now.
The Delhi Police site has been lifted from the Singapore civil defence force or SCDF site, word for word, including graphics and pictures.
And if you are exposed to radioactive radiation, cover your nose and mouth wait to be decontaminated by SCDF personnel.
Here's a piece of serious information.
''With the increasing number of bombing incidents around the world. No country including Singapore can take safety for granted.''
And just in case there's a biological attack and you get anthrax, there's no need to panic.
The website says: In Singapore, the SCDF, Police, Ministry of Health and Singapore Post have taken precautionary measures to deal with this threat.
An attack on Parliament, the Akshardham temple, the Mumbai train blasts and the recent twin blasts in Hyderabad - India has seen them all.
Check out the Delhi Police website at www.delhipolice.nic in for any questions you may have on terrorism.
The bonus is that everything you ever wanted to know about counter-terrorism measures in Singapore, is there on the website.
Till some time ago, the website said, call the Police at 999 or the SCDF, which is the Singapore civil defence force at 995 in case of an explosion.
But that has fortunately been changed now.
The Delhi Police site has been lifted from the Singapore civil defence force or SCDF site, word for word, including graphics and pictures.
And if you are exposed to radioactive radiation, cover your nose and mouth wait to be decontaminated by SCDF personnel.
Here's a piece of serious information.
''With the increasing number of bombing incidents around the world. No country including Singapore can take safety for granted.''
And just in case there's a biological attack and you get anthrax, there's no need to panic.
The website says: In Singapore, the SCDF, Police, Ministry of Health and Singapore Post have taken precautionary measures to deal with this threat.
An attack on Parliament, the Akshardham temple, the Mumbai train blasts and the recent twin blasts in Hyderabad - India has seen them all.
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