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Civil Protection and Emergency Situations Service Republic of Moldova Intervention Zone Chisinau CIVIL PROTECTION AND EMERGENCY SITUATIONS SERVICE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA INTERVENTION ZONE CHISINAU INTERVENTION Max 40 km from the ZONE base camp FIELD CAMP Costesti region, Ialoveni district 20 km South from Chişinău COSTESTI EXERCISE SITES AND PARTICULAR TACTICAL SITUATIONS Module I. IALOVENI Liquidation of the consequences at the damaged apartment building Tactical situation: • As a result of earthquake, a five level apartment building has been damaged in the Ialoveni area. • The stairs between floors are destroyed and concrete blocks of the roof and walls have fallen. Because of multiple damages to energy lines, a fire has stared in the building. Transport units which were around the building have been affected, the earthquake victims have been trapped in the block. Due of damages to the stairs, a large number of the people remain trapped on the upper floors, unable to escape. • Some rooms in the basement was flooded due to damages of the utility networks. • An unknown number of people remain under the rubble. • A fire has also broken out in the underground. • Near the building an traffic accident have occurred with a truck which transport the radioactive waste. As a consequences, around this area have dispersed several radioactive sources. LOCATION I. – IALOVENI, Apartament Building 10 km from camp Organizational Scheme: Module I. Ialoveni apartment building Intervention commander Tactical situations (OSC) Tactical situations International teams Workshop 15 Commanders of CP commanders Pumping water from and ES Service teams flooded rooms, Workshop 13 Workshop 14 International Teams CP and ES Service Maintaining public Affected people Teams order camp Workshop 9 Workshop 10 Workshop 11 Workshop 12 Territory Equipment Staff Mobile hospital decontamination decontamination decontamination Workshop 5 Workshop 6 Workshop 7 Workshop 8 Rescue Rescue from Underground Radiation research from the cars rubbles searching Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Workshop 3 Workshop 4 General search Fire Extinguishment Search with dogs Rescue from heights Module II. Location Straseni Liquidation of the consequences from railway accident with ammonia leak Tactical situation railway accident • The earthquake has also damaged the Chisinau-Bucharest railway line of international importance, near the Straseni Station. • As a result, a train transporting ammonia containers derailed 200 m from the station and five rail cars have been demolished, including ammonia and gas tanks. At the disaster site, a fire has broken out, several cars were damaged under the derailed wagons and there has been a chemical leakage. This accident has affected a passenger train which was at the moment in the station, overturning the wagon in which was an unknown number of passengers. • The chemical cloud, due to weather conditions is moving towards the city. • The people affected are the company employees as well as the people living nearby. Number of victims is unknown. • The disaster caused a fire in the thermal power plant and the fuel tank caught fire. An unknown quantity of petroleum products are leaking into Ghidighici lake through river Bîc. LOCATION II. – Railway station Straseni Distance from camp – 40 km Organizational Scheme: Module II. Rail accident with ammonia leaking (Straseni) Intervention commander Tactical situations (OSC) Tactical situations International teams Commanders of commanders CP and ES Service teams International teams CP and ES Service teams Workshop 9 Workshop10 Workshop 11 Workshop 12 Decontamination of Intervention train Maintaining public Medical aid order territory recovery Workshop 5 Workshop 6 Workshop 7 Workshop 8 Extinguishing by fire Chemical accident, Equipment Staff decontamination train liquidation of the decontamination consequences Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Workshop 3 Workshop 4 Rescue operations General search Extinguishing the Search and Rescue from under the from wagons crash train wagons Module III. Costesti Liquidation of the consequences from chemical object Tactical situation • Due the earthquake, chlorine storage blocks have been damaged at the hazardous industrial object. • According to data, 10 tanks of chlorine with a capacity of 800 liters of chemicals were kept in storage. • The total number of damaged vessels is unknown. • Due to weather conditions, a chemical cloud, is moving towards city. The substance is heavier than air and will concentrate in low-lying areas, creating additional problems. • Those affected include the company employees, as well as the people living nearby. Number of victims is unknown. LOCATION III. – Chemical object Distance from camp - 4 km. Organization Scheme: Module III. – Chemical accident Intervention Tactical Situation commander Tactical Situation (OSC) International teams Commanders CP commanders and ES Service teams International teams CP and ES Service teams Workshop 5 Workshop 6 Workshop 7 Atelier 8 Equipment Staff decontamination Medical aid Maintaining public decontamination order Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Workshop 3 Atelier 4 Liquidation of the Search and Rescue General search consequences from Rescue from the cars from under the accident rubbles Module IV. Liquidation of the consequences of catastrophic floods Tactical situation • Due to the earthquake, the dam of the reservoir lake has cracks. Downstream where more ponds are located, several dams have been deteriorated, thereby flooding partially the area of Vatra settlement. • Several houses are in the flooded zone and people have evacuated on the roofs. • There have been reports of missing people and the number of victims is unknown. Location IV. – Ghidighici lake Distance from camp – 30 km. ORGANIZATION SCHEME: Module IV. – Catastrophical floods Ghidighici Intervention commander Tactical situations (OSC) Tactical situations International teams Commanders of CP commanders and ES Service teams International teams CP and ES Service teams Workshop 9 Workshop 10 Collecting the dead Defusing unexploded birds and animals ammunition Workshop 5 Workshop 6 Workshop 7 Workshop 7 Medical aid Pumping water from Instalation of water Maintaining public wells and order underground filtration station Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Workshop 3 Atelier 4 Finding and helping General search Saving victims from Rescue the victims flood victims, the rooftops with helicopter underwater objects Module V. Liquidation of the consequences from aircraft accident at the Danceni Lake Tactical situation • A helicopter that was conducting a survey mission of the flooded areas has crashed into Dănceni lake. • A pilot was able to save himself by staying on the water’s surface, however the co-pilot is missing. • An oil stain has formed on the surface of the lake. Location V. - Danceni lake Distance from camp – 15 km Organizational scheme: Module V. - Aircraft accident Danceni Intervention commander Tactical situations (OSC) Tactical situations International teams Commanders of CP commanders and ES Service teams International teams CP and ES Service teams Workshop 5 Workshop 6 Collecting petroleum Maintaining public products order Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Workshop 3 Workshop 4 Search operations Search and evacuation Search and rescue of Medical aid on water victims and objects from under the water Module VI. – MUNICIPIUL CHISINAU Liquidation of the consequences at the damaged hospital Tactical situation • As a result of the earthquake the hospital block was deteriorated in Ciocana sector of Chisinau municipality. • The staircases are destroyed, the concrete elements of the roof and walls have partially fallen. A fire broke out as a result of an accident at the energetic network. There were also cars affected, form the nearby building, with victims blocked inside. A great number of patients and medical staff from the upper floors of the building didn’t have the possibility to evacuate by themselves as a result of the deteriorated staircases. Some of the patients can not move by themselves. • Some of the rooms in the basement were flooded by the deteriorated communal network. • The number of people under the debris is unknown. • A fire broke out in the basement. • The quake also affected the hospital laboratory, some jugs with chemical substances are deteriorated and there are leakages registered. LOCATION VI. – HOSPITAL mun. CHIŞINĂU Distance from camp– 38 km Organizational scheme: Module - VI. Municipal Hospital CHIŞINĂU Intervention commander Tactical situations (OSC) Tactical situations International teams Commanders of CP Workshop 16 commanders and ES Service teams Water Ppumping from flooded rooms International teams CP and ES Workshop 13 Workshop 14 Service teams Maintaining public Camp for victims order Workshop 9 Workshop 10 Workshop 11 Workshop 12 Decontamination of Decontamination of Decontamination of Mobile hospital ground vehicles staff Workshop 5 Workshop 6 Workshop 7 Workshop 9 Rescue from cars Search and rescue Search in basement Chemical search from debris Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Workshop 3 Workshop 4 General search Fire extinguishing Search of victims Rescue from high activities with dogs buildings Module VII. DANCENI Liquidation of the consequences at the damaged Danceni apartment building Tactical situation: • As a result of earthquake, 12 - storied building has been damaged in the Danceni area. • The stairs between floors are destroyed and concrete blocks of the roof and walls have fallen. Because of multiple damages to energy lines, a fire has started in the building. Transport units which were around the building have been affected, the earthquake victims have been
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