Civil Defence
This mornings tsunami alarms has highlighted there is some confusion about the alarms their location and how they sound, not to mention what to do about it.
Onerahi does have a community response plan. This has been compiled by a small but dedicated group of individuals.
Coincidently this group is getting together this Thursday (17th) to update the response plan and discuss ways to get more awareness of Civil Defence in general.
All residents are welcome to attend and take part.
This mornings incident highlights that many take little interest on the subject but at 1 in the morning with alarms sounding they suddenly wish they had.
Thursday's meeting will be held in the Fire Brigade Station 1 Handforth Street at 7 pm.
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