/PRNewswire/ -- Carolinas AGC (CAGC) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2020 CAGC Safety Awards. The award categories include Presidential (no lost time...... Read more.

Not since April 30, 2014, when USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) obtained the primary regulatory oversight for catfish and catfish products... Read more.

Information Management Job in Burkina Faso about Safety and Security, requiring 3-4 years of experience, from Sightsavers; closing on 12 Sep 2021... Read more.

With the Taliban take over of Afghanistan, several leaders and personalities from the world have expressed over the future of the country's women.... Read more.

Emirates Group Security (EGS) has partnered with Dubai Airports (DA) to enhance specialist skills training for airport employees, recently completing...... Read more.

Jefferson City, MO - Colonel Eric T. Olson, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, reminds school personnel, parents, and students the Courage2ReportMO program provides a safe and confidential way to report any concerns regarding their safety or the safety of others. These concerns may include: assault, bullying/repeated harassment, cyber bullying, fighting, guns, homicide, human trafficking, knife, planned school attack, imminent school shooting, school shooting threat, sexual offense, suicide-other person (3rd party), or a terrorism threat (extremism). Those reporting their concerns may remain anonymous by not providing their name. Courage2Report Missouri empowers adults and children to be the solution in addressing community and school safety. C2R provides a "sooner is safer" tool to report real time concerns 24 hours a day. There are several ways concerned persons may submit a C2R report: ��through an Apple or Google Play Courage2Report mobile app, ��by making an online report via�https://www.Courage2ReportMO.com, or ��by speaking confidentially to a trained professional at 866-748-7047. C2R Missouri calls and tips (web and mobile app) are answered 24 hours a day, 365 days per year by trained communications professionals and include two-way dialogue. Reports are sent to the appropriate school and/or law enforcement agency for investigation and follow-up. Information in C2R reports allows schools and their community partners to proactively manage potential risks and increases school safety. C2R Missouri requires a disposition report be returned on each tip report, notifying the Missouri State Highway Patrol of the outcome. Schools are urged to verify their administrative contact information is up-to-date and available to C2R staff. This ensures the correct individuals are notified in the event a C2R report involves their school. Any schools that are not currently participating in the C2R program may request a C2R Missouri School Contact Form from the administrative office by calling 866-362-6422. For more information about C2R Missouri awareness and education resources, call the C2R Missouri Administrative Office at 866-362-6422.... Read more.

As Afghanistan falls to the Taliban after a bloody offensive, triggering chaos and uncertainty, students from the war-ravaged country studying in Pune are a worried lot as most of them are not able to speak to their family members back home and some are seeking extension of their visas to prolong their stay here.... Read more.

The city is working on a plan for how to spend it.... Read more.

Students from across the country are getting ready to return to colleges across our region, and each school appears to be taking its own approach to safety as the Delta variant forces administrators to take action.... Read more.

Law enforcement members in Colorado and across the country are resisting COVID-19 vaccines and ignoring mask mandates.Why it matters: Scores of local public safety officials — charged daily with protecting and regularly interacting with the public — have tested positive for the virus. Two Denver sheriff's deputies have died from the disease.Get market news worthy of your time with Axios Markets. Subscribe for free.The fatalities here add to the growing national toll. More than 500 officers have... Read more.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – The South Carolina State Fair on Monday announced that it will take place October 13-24, 2021. The fair moved to a drive-thru format in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year’s fair will be back to its regular format, but will have enhanced safety measures. The fair will follow Centers […]... Read more.

During Queensland Road Safety Week, a particular focus is being placed on our most vulnerable road users, motorcyclists. Sadly, motorcyclists are... Read more.

The Ioniq 5 EV received a scored of 92.1 points out of 100 in a safety test compared to the Model 3's 83.3 points.... Read more.

Carolinas AGC (CAGC) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2020 CAGC Safety Awards. The award categories include Presidential (no lost time accidents), Merit (75% below the national average for the category of construction preformed) and Achievement (below the national average for construction performed). Each firm that entered the program received a score card detailing how their company compared to other entries from Carolinas AGC and nationally. In addition to award certificates provided... Read more.

External Affairs Ministry said that India will facilitate the repatriation of those who wish to leave Afghanistan.... Read more.

Rave Mobile Safety Announces New Channel Partner Program to Further Advance Safety Ecosystem... Read more.

Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi Tuesday said every possible effort should be made to ensure the safety and dignity of children and women in Afghanistan.... Read more.

(Bloomberg) -- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration�s investigation into the involvement of Tesla Inc.�s Autopilot in car accidents signals a more activist approach to regulating auto safety by the Biden administration -- particularly new technologies.... Read more.

Some farmers who work just a few acres of land without crop insurance or other programs designed to help much larger operations are facing the dual challenges of adverse weather and the ongoing pandemic.... Read more.

What we learned after reviewing COVID safety plans in Marion County... Read more.

School board votes in new health and safety measures; votes down COVID masking review motion - Albert Lea Tribune - Albert Lea Tribune... Read more.