A stadium collapses. A flash mob turns violent. A terrorist attack occurs. Both planned and spontaneous mass gatherings pose unique sets of challenges to public safety, security and health professionals. Discover the many aspects of preparing for and managing mass gatherings in the newest HSDL Featured Topic, including:
The Foreign Relations Authorization Act (FRAA) requires the President of the United States to submit an annual report to Congress identifying countries who are major illicit drug producers or who enable transit of illicit drugs. Countries that make little or no effort to improve narcotics control may become ineligible to receive foreign aid from the U.S. The International Narcotics Control Strategy Report (INCSR) is produced yearly by the Department of State, and the 2012 INCSR has just been released. Information of benefit to many homeland security agencies and professionals including TSA, law enforcement, Customs, border security and immigration is included in this two volume report.
Last year in March the devastation brought about by an earthquake, resulting tsunami and a crippled nuclear power plant were unfolding in Japan. If Japan, considered to be extremely well prepared for catastrophic disasters, was reeling as a result of this emergency, how well prepared are we here in the U.S.? Here are a few related documents pertaining to disaster preparedness topics.
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A stadium collapses. A flash mob turns violent. A terrorist attack occurs. Both planned and spontaneous mass gatherings pose unique sets of challenges to public safety, security and health professionals. Discover the many aspects of preparing for and managing mass gatherings in the newest HSDL Featured Topic, including:
The Foreign Relations Authorization Act (FRAA) requires the President of the United States to submit an annual report to Congress identifying countries who are major illicit drug producers or who enable transit of illicit drugs. Countries that make little or no effort to improve narcotics control may become ineligible to receive foreign aid from the U.S. The International Narcotics Control Strategy Report (INCSR) is produced yearly by the Department of State, and the 2012 INCSR has just been released. Information of benefit to many homeland security agencies and professionals including TSA, law enforcement, Customs, border security and immigration is included in this two volume report.
Last year in March the devastation brought about by an earthquake, resulting tsunami and a crippled nuclear power plant were unfolding in Japan. If Japan, considered to be extremely well prepared for catastrophic disasters, was reeling as a result of this emergency, how well prepared are we here in the U.S.? Here are a few related documents pertaining to disaster preparedness topics.
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