The Nuclear Accidents in Europe and America Were a Distant Fire for Japan: Regrets and Fears of the Former Chairman of the Regulatory Commission
The former chairman of Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority reflects on the Fukushima disaster and regrets not learning enough from past nuclear incidents in the West.
In Latvia, 7 municipalities ignored the opportunity to obtain free items for crisis situations
Seven municipalities in Latvia failed to apply for free crisis-related items offered by the State Fire and Rescue Service, attributing their inaction to the inefficiency of the Civil Protection Commission and previous political leadership.
CTE moves procedures to a headquarters in northern Guayaquil after fire at Multicomercio
The Ecuadorian Traffic Commission (CTE) has temporarily relocated its public services to the northern branch in Guayaquil following a fire at the Multicomercio building.
Compensation for the Inhyeon-dong Fire Tragedy After 26 Years... Family Asks 'Why Was My Daughter Trapped by the Law?'
Incheon Jung-gu is set to amend a regulation to include late part-time worker Lee Ji-hye as eligible for compensation following the Inhyeon-dong fire tragedy, responding to a recommendation from the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission.
‘Inhyeon-dong Fire Disaster’ Compensation: 17-Year-Old Not Recognized Due to Part-Time Status... Rights Commission Calls for System Improvement
The family of a 17-year-old girl who died in the Inhyeon-dong fire disaster but was denied victim status due to her part-time worker status is now eligible for compensation, as the National Rights Commission recommends revising relevant regulations.
Los Angeles Fire Department admits initial Palisades Fire report edited to protect leadership
The head of the Los Angeles City Fire Department disclosed that the after-action report on the Palisades Fire, one of California's most destructive fires, underwent multiple edits to shield leadership from accountability.
The Commission is in contact with the Swiss authorities for the provision of medical assistance after the tragedy in Crans-Montana
The European Commission is coordinating with Swiss authorities to provide medical assistance following a deadly fire in Crans-Montana that resulted in at least 40 fatalities and 115 injuries.
Ukraine War - Russia, the news. Night of fire on Kiev. Today Trump and Zelensky in call with Von der Leyen and EU leaders
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to meet with US President Donald Trump to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine, while both leaders participate in a call with EU leaders and Commission President Von der Leyen.