The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/emergency/)
Yohanes Kidane ’23 has been missing since Monday, Aug. 14, after traveling by a rideshare service from San Jose, California to San Francisco, California — where he was last seen.
Early Monday morning, a fire broke out on the third floor of Collegetown Center, an apartment complex which houses many Cornell students.
During a Halloween night marked by heavy rain, a rush of dirty water breached the interior of Mews Hall and the Loving House dorms on North Campus, sending students scrambling.
More than 100 first responders and 40 volunteers acting as victims will trial a broad range of procedures “in a simulated emergency incident” from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m on Sunday
Operating 24 hours a day, seven days per week, free of charge, CUEMS is a student-run first response agency that provides emergency medical care for 911 calls, first-aid education and event standby coverage to anyone on Cornell’s campus.
The man was rescued from a net below the Stewart Avenue bridge and taken to a local hospital, where he is expected to fully recover.
For years Thailand has been held up as a beacon of stability and comparatively good governance in a region often lacking both. But recently the country has been slipping into what would appear to be a zero-sum political conflict. First came the protests and coup against then Prime Minister Thaskin. The coup was supposedly to restore order but was seen by many as an attempt to remove Thaskin permanently. Thaskin’s populist policies aimed at empowering rural and northern Thais were interpreted as interpreted as a threat by the traditional power centers, including the military.