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Emergency Visions announces the PAR (Preparedness, Assessment, and Response) system for THIRA-compliant community assessments.

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Emergency Visions is working with World Vision on the deployment of an emergency response logistics solution in Haiti.

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We combine over 230 world-class subject-matter experts, an Internet-based consequence management software solution, and comprehensive training programs to deliver a complete end-to-end solution that is unique and unmatched in the marketplace.  

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Recent Emergency News

Tornadoes Ravage the South and Midwest

March 4, 2012: In a span of 48 hours, nearly a dozen states were impacted by severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. At least 38 people were killed in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Alabama and Georgia.

These violent storms produced four tornadoes that hit Kentucky were the worst in region in 24 years, while Indiana experienced an EF-4 tornado - the second highest on the Fujita scale that measures tornadic force. Kentucky survived three tornadoes with wind speeds up to 160 mph.

The survivors were left with a collection of shredded sheet metal, insulation, gutted churches and crunched-up cars.

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