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	Off the shelf and custom built emergency bags for resilience, PCT and business continuity. Our Grab Bags are currently used by NHS, major shopping centres and businesses nationwide.

	Our Local Authority Flood kit has everything your team needs for flood response... With all your contents highly visible in a waterproof, crystal clear bag there is no other kit like this on the market.

	Everything you need to protect your family in a flood... Our emergency flood kit now features the Baylis wind up radio torch (RRP £29.99) and an evacuation toiletry set...

	Purell Hand Sanitizers are used as standard throughout the NHS. Be prepared for any pandemic with a 99.9% kill rate. These hand sanitizers kill germs completely in only 15 seconds...

	Our 100 person first aid grab bags put you in control of any incident. With clear, removable velcro pockets in a professional paramedic bag, you can see where all your kit is immediately...

	Make sure you are ready for any eventuality with our foil blankets. Generous in size, these blankets will reflect 90% body heat back to the wearer...

	Emergency ponchos do what they say on the tin... A lightweight disposable poncho for emergency bags which will keep individuals dry until help arrives...

	A fully breathable disposable Category 3 type 5&6 coverall... Ideal for protection from fine dust and vapour particles and suitable for day-long wear...

	Soft, contoured PVC safety goggles to protect from stray particles. Our safety goggles conform to EN 166 1B and are ideal for first level eye protection...

	Clinical grade mob caps. Ideal for anywhere where you may need to keep stray hairs out of the way...

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Resilience & Business Continuity Newsfeeds

Latest news on pandemic (H1N1) 2009 situation in humans around the world

Influenza updates
On August 10 the WHO Director-General Dr Margaret Chan announced that the H1N1 influenza event has moved into the post-pandemic period. The influenza situation update will no longer be posted on the Disease Outbreak News website. The global influenza programme will continue to monitor the influenza activity worldwide on a weekly basis and every two weeks a WHO influenza update will be published on the link below.
Influenza update - 10 September 2010
The Global Influenza Programme is regularly monitoring influenza activity worldwide and publishing an update every two weeks.
The updates are based on all available epidemiological and virological data: influenza reports from WHO Regional Offices and Member States, data collected through FluNet and FluID. Data can vary in completeness and timeliness due to differences in available resources in Member States as well as influenza seasonality.
Influenza - update 115
Worldwide, H1N1 2009 virus transmission remains most intense in parts of India and in parts of the temperate southern hemisphere, particularly New Zealand and more recently in Australia.
Influenza - update 114
The situation in New Zealand and India remains largely unchanged since the last update. Influenza H1N1 (2009) virus transmission remains locally intense in parts of India and New Zealand.
Influenza - update 113
Influenza H1N1 (2009) virus transmission remains locally intense in parts of India and New Zealand.