The Jackery Explorer 300 Plus portable power station is on sale at Target for $240, offering a $60 discount. This powerful and versatile station boasts a 78,000 mAh battery capacity, fast charging capabilities, smart app controls, and multiple outlets for powering a wide range of devices, making it ideal for home emergencies, camping trips, and off-grid living.
The Anker Solix C300, a versatile portable power station perfect for outdoor adventures and emergencies, is currently on sale for $200 on Amazon, a $50 discount from its original price. With multiple AC, USB, and car outlets, this compact and lightweight power station ensures you have power when you need it most.
Amazon is currently offering a 25% discount on the Jackery Solar Generator 300 Plus Portable Power Station, making it a great time to purchase this versatile and portable power source for camping trips or emergency preparedness. The Jackery Solar Generator 300 Plus boasts a compact design, multiple charging options, app support, and a powerful battery, all at a reduced price.
London conducted a training exercise called ‘Operation Helios’ to simulate a five-day extreme heatwave, exploring the city’s preparedness for a scenario that scientists predict could occur as early as 2027. The exercise, involving over 80 participants from various agencies, aimed to identify potential risks and ensure the city has the necessary tools and knowledge to handle emergencies during extreme weather events.
The San Francisco International Airport (SFO) has successfully completed its yearly emergency drill, simulating a security scenario to assess emergency protocols for communication, incident management, and collaboration among multiple agencies. SFO holds these drills annually to maintain peak preparedness standards, surpassing the federal requirement of conducting such exercises every three years.
Joe Zatylny, who recently resigned as chief of Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, has been hired by the province of Alberta as an assistant deputy minister (ADM) or deputy managing director within the Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA). This new role was identified as a need after last year’s unprecedented wildfire season, which prompted a province-wide state of emergency. Zatylny was the most qualified candidate for the job due to his extensive experience as fire chief for a large urban center.
