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Group 1, Scenario 1 Sri Lanka National CBRNE Response Plan

Group 1, Scenario 1 Sri Lanka National CBRNE Response Plan. Tempest Express 24 Colombo, Sri Lanka 31 March – 09 April 2014. SCENARIO 1. Date: 01 April 2014 Location: The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka Facts :

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Group 1, Scenario 1 Sri Lanka National CBRNE Response Plan

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  1. Group 1, Scenario 1Sri Lanka National CBRNE Response Plan Tempest Express 24Colombo, Sri Lanka 31 March – 09 April 2014

  2. SCENARIO 1 • Date: 01 April 2014 • Location: The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka • Facts : • Sri Lanka military and Ministry of Disaster Management have formal, prepared disaster response plans for the nation • Sri Lanka military noted that little CBRNE-TIM capability is built into their response plans • There is a likelihood of future CBRNE-TIM incidents in Sri Lanka • Sri Lanka is concerned about being prepared to handle a CBRN-TIM incidents that requires a national level response and/or foreign assistance • Task: • In this group, planners will work with any existing plans to develop/refine a National CBRN-TIM plan that includes externally sourced materials

  3. SCENARIO 1 • What is needed to build and/or refine current plans? • Current National Response plan • Current capabilities to respond to such a disaster (equipment, expertise, personnel, interagency agreements, etc.) • List of likely Sri Lankan responders • Locations and capabilities of hospitals, airports and other relevant infrastructure • Environmental, meteorological and geological information • Population density information • Sri Lankan government processes for foreign support requests • Maps • Other?

  4. COLOMBO NATL. CAPITAL

  5. SRI LANKAN ASSETS AVAILABLETO SUPPORT? POLICE FIRE MEDICAL RESCUE CUSTOMS/IMMIGRATION INTERIOR or INTERAGENCY (meteorology and environment) NATIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT • MILITARY • ARMY • NAVY • AIR FORCE • COAST GUARD

  6. FOREIGN ASSETS AVAILABLETO SUPPORT? AUS CAN THA GBR PAK IDN NZL OTHER UN? • USA • BGD • MYS • SGP • IND • MMR • MDV • CHN

  7. GROUP 1 Tasks PROBLEM • Review existing National Plans, draft a CBRNE-TIM portion to the plan • Include considerations for detection, foreign assistance, contamination effects, security, medical, weather, time, spill mitigation, environmental protection/restoration, military RoE, and public affairs • Incorporate a “whole of government/whole of society” approach to drafting the plan • Propose other CBRNE-TIM trainingideas for Sri Lankan governmental agencies

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