In Wake Of Devastating Mexico Earthquake, California Plans For Its Own
In addition to yearly disaster drills, all hospitals in California have an incident command similar to those used by law enforcement and fire agencies.
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In addition to yearly disaster drills, all hospitals in California have an incident command similar to those used by law enforcement and fire agencies.
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It pivots from longstanding state and federal assurances that only water districts that seek to participate would pay for the tunnels,
