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Enemalta to test emergency alarms

Enemalta to test emergency alarms Residents and people who happen to be in the vicinity of Enemalta’s main sites on Tuesday need not panic if they hear a powerful alarm siren between 9 and 9.15 a.m.

The corporation will be testing its alarm systems at various installations to ascertain that they were operative in the unlikely event of an accident on site.

The sirens are intended to warn the public of any serious emergency situation at its main sites.

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Adrian Gouder

Sep 3rd 2010, 14:41

Almost delusional! Are you saying enemalta should not conduct simulations and tests? Your comments are truly unbelievable, and even irresponsible.

A. Zahra

Sep 3rd 2010, 14:45

Adrian, why must you be so very negative and criticise a simple exercise which is being undertaken in you very own interest, why.? It seems that you either are a very negative person or have an agenda. Which is it Adrian?

A Dingli

Sep 3rd 2010, 19:06

This is perfectly normal practice throughout Europe (and probably beyond). http://ec.europa.eu/echo/civil_protection/civil/pdfdocs/cpact04j-en3.pdf (see art 10a) Get a life, and a plane ticket, there's a whole world out there ready to teach you.

J.Barnes

Sep 4th 2010, 02:39

totaly agree with you Adrian, first thing, "why are we hearing it from times of Malta"?
My flat backs directly onto the enemalta gas division and i was unaware until i read this article.Forewarned is forearmed i remember as a safe bit of advice, for those that dont understand, "warn us and we will understand the procedure, and that it's only a drill" But if it was left as it was there would have been alot of headless chickens running around !

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