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Police Hold Emergency Meeting Ahead of Pending Storm

Police Hold Emergency Meeting Ahead of Pending Storm

Top members of the police force met on Monday to fine-tune preparations for the upcoming tropical storm.

Meteorologists have issued a Tropical Storm Warning for Antigua and Barbuda and several other islands

Police Commissioner Atlee Rodney took the opportunity to go over the Police Disaster Operations Plan with several senior officers and emphasize the police’s roles and responsibilities in the event that Antigua and Barbuda is affected by the storm.

The primary focus of the discussion was on ensuring that proper measures are in place to safeguard life and property, as well as the safety and security of everyone before, during, and after the storm.

Additionally, the police will collaborate with the National Office of Disaster Services (NODS) and other supporting agencies to provide assistance if the islands are affected.

Residents of low-lying and flood-prone areas are advised to continuously monitor the weather and be prepared to take necessary actions in advance.

The public is urged to remain indoors during and after the storm until the relevant authorities give the all-clear to minimize the risk of injury or harm to first responders and emergency personnel.

Residents can be confident that the police are prepared and equipped to respond effectively to any situation if the impending weather impacts Antigua and Barbuda.

The Police Administration expects full cooperation from everyone.

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6 Comments

  1. I hope the police stay awake and vigilant during the storm

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  2. Well it seem to me that the police in antigua always late. Aren’t you supposed to already have your disaster plan ready? Just to be activated?

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  3. Sending prayers to all frontline workers (Police officers, firefighters, nurses, doctors, EMS, APUA workers and more) who will be working endless to ensure our protection during this storm!! You deserve to be at home with your families but however you are making the sacrifice!! I pray for your families and your safety as well

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  4. So why the police waiting until it’s a warning to be putting plans in place?? Why are they so always behind

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  5. Would we actually be able to rely on the police?? Like if we call them. Will they come?? Or would they complain about the conditions outside

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  6. The police hurricane plans should be ready and activated at the beginning of the hurricane season. If they are going over it now, then we the civilians and citizens are in a serious problem.

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