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Thread ID: 114142 2010-11-19 16:57:00 NZ Mine Explosion SurferJoe46 (51) PC World Chat
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1154706 2010-11-20 21:15:00 It works both ways, what about if you want help from media say to public to look out for a crook. Mess the media around and they may find some way to get back at you.
The Chile operation showed how to deal with media.

It is great when the media start reporting inaccurate information as well.

What I have seen of this incident is a controlled and careful release of information based on facts. I have also read a few news articles that are sensationalised to get the readers attention.

Really do you think the media angle is being mishandled? I dont think so
coldfront (15814)
1154707 2010-11-20 21:24:00 "Now why would you have a Policeman in charge of a Mine Rescue? "

Simple, because coordination of search and rescue in NZ is their function .
Read this and you may learn something . . . . . . . police . govt . nz/service/sar/index . html . " target="_blank">www . police . govt . nz

Finally someone who understands how the CIMS system works?

And one other thing to overlook! The mine explosion is a crime scene because lives were put at risk and possibly lost .
coldfront (15814)
1154708 2010-11-20 21:31:00 "Now why would you have a Policeman in charge of a Mine Rescue? "

Simple, because coordination of search and rescue in NZ is their function.
Read this and you may learn something......www.police.govt.nz

Lucky the Chileans didnt have polizei in charge they would be toast.
Understanding the system does make the system right.
prefect (6291)
1154709 2010-11-20 21:32:00 Fly me down there and I'll ask for volunteers.

If they volunteer I'll send them in. If no one volunteers, well just wait for the police chief to do his thing.

Did you see the movie K9 I think ? about the Russian submarine that had a breakdown in its nuclear reactor.

Guys volunteered to go into to the reactor to repair it, knowing they were no going to live. They did it to save their mates.

This is real life. Not a movie.
xyz823 (13649)
1154710 2010-11-20 21:33:00 How about sending in one of the wheeled robot things ?

Hard to make electric motors to power robot intrinsically safe from sparking.
prefect (6291)
1154711 2010-11-20 21:39:00 "Now why would you have a Policeman in charge of a Mine Rescue? "

Simple, because coordination of search and rescue in NZ is their function .
Read this and you may learn something . . . . . . . police . govt . nz/service/sar/index . html" target="_blank">www . police . govt . nz

Yes, I’ve seen them in charge of Coastguard Rescues too that I’ve been involved in .

Hence my lack of faith .

This is specialist work and well out of the league of a "West Coast Bobbie " .
B.M. (505)
1154712 2010-11-20 21:55:00 .And one other thing to overlook! The mine explosion is a crime scene because lives were put at risk and possibly lost.

Oh well, that changes everything. :lol:

Let's put everything on hold until we sort the paperwork.

The miners can wait until we get our papers shuffled. :groan:
B.M. (505)
1154713 2010-11-20 21:56:00 Yes, I’ve seen them in charge of Coastguard Rescues too that I’ve been involved in .

Hence my lack of faith .

This is specialist work and well out of the league of a "West Coast Bobbie" .

Yes the Police are in charge on cave rescues too, although the control is always manned by cavers and the Police controller is usually just that a controller taking advice from cavers . We have to keep them in the loop since it is SAR (i . e the Police) who pick up the bill .

So cavers make the decisions and the Police are the face of those decisions
gary67 (56)
1154714 2010-11-20 22:05:00 Oh well, that changes everything. :lol:

Let's put everything on hold until we sort the paperwork.

The miners can wait until we get our papers shuffled. :groan:

Paperwork comes second saving/attempting to save lives comes first along with not putting further life at risk.
coldfront (15814)
1154715 2010-11-20 22:09:00 I'm with you Prefect.

What was the name of the Chilean police office who was in charge of their mine rescue effort ?
Digby (677)
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