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Dear Friends,
President George W. Bush, under fire over
a deal giving an Arab firm control over key
"People don't need to worry about
security. This deal wouldn't go forward if we were concerned about the security
for the
The US Congress was to hold hearings on
the agreement, which unless blocked by lawmakers will let Dubai Ports World of
the
US lawmakers, both opposition Democrats
and Bush's Republicans, have mounted unprecedented opposition to the deal,
charging that
The White House has said that security at
the ports will still fall to the US Coast Guard, US Customs, and US Border
Patrol, and that the UAE is a strong ally in the war on terrorism.
Unless blocked, the transaction is to be
finalized on March 2, and the ports affected are in
Safer
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MSA Advantage 3000 Gas Mask
$99 for
Newsletter’ subscribers!!!
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·
For every purchase over $300 – 1 Safer
·
$10 off on M’95
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To receive the discount for those items, you only
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Safety Preparedness – Business Disaster
Plan…
No business should risk operating
without a disaster plan
While reports vary, as many as 40 percent of small businesses in the
U.S do not reopen after a major disaster like a flood, tornado or earthquake. These shuttered businesses were
unprepared for a disaster; they had no plan or backup systems.
When you
start to develop your disaster plan, consider three subjects: human resources,
physical resources and business continuity. Think about how a disaster could
affect your employees, customers and workplace. Think about how you could
continue doing business if the area around your facility is closed or streets
are impassable. Think about what you would need to serve your customers even if
your facility is closed.
Start
building your plan now - here are some suggestions your may want to consider:
Food and
water for employees and customers to use during a period of unexpected
confinement at your business, such as if a tanker truck over-turned nearby and
authorities told everyone in the area to stay put for an extended period.
To view
Safer America’s selection of Emergency kits – Click here
To view
Safer America’s selection of Radios and Flashlights – Click here
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It Happened 13 years ago…
February
26th, 1993: World Trade Center bomb terrorizes New York
A
suspected car bomb exploded underneath the
The
bombing shocked
"It
felt like an airplane hit the building" says 34-year-old broker Bruce Pomper, an eyewitness at the scene.
The
immense blast happened at
It left a
gaping hole in the wall above the Path underground station. Most of those who
died were believed to have been crushed by the station ceiling. It ripped
through three floors of concrete, scattering ash and debris and set off a fire
that sent choking smoke and flames up through one of the 110-story "
Thousands
of office workers were trapped as smoke billowed up through the buildings. With
no working lifts or lighting there was total pandemonium. People did not know
whether to stay in their offices or brave the journey down via the smoke-filled
stairwells.
Desperate
for air, some people smashed windows with office furniture.
Hundreds
eventually poured out of the building gasping for air and covered in soot.
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Today, we live surrounded by safety items and devices;
such apparels are becoming part of our everyday urban landscape. Nobody wishes
to ever having to use any of those protection products – but to know they are
there “just in case”, that should be everyone’s concern.
Have a
good week,
The Safer
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