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Nackawic NB: Are you prepared for a flu epidemic?

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://bugleobserver.canadaeast.com/lifestyles/article/435311

Are you prepared for a flu epidemic?
Published Friday October 3rd, 2008

Meds? Cash? Food? Gas? With one in three people being affected by an outbreak of an influenza pandemic, the Nackawic Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Committee (NPIPC) asks if the public sure it will be able to get these and other essential needs.

Find the answer to this question and many others by attending a public general information meeting sponsored by the NPIPC.

The meeting will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 8, at 7 p.m. at Sure Life Assembly, 335 Otis Drive, Nackawic. All are welcome. Marilyn Evans, who has expert background in Pandemic Preparedness, will be speaking and showing a power-point presentation that will leave participants thinking. Evans, who has been a paramedic for more than 30 years, is the current president of the Pandemic Contingency Group for Route 8 in Central New Brunswick.

She is also Ambulance New Brunswick's operations manager for Stanley and district.

"I believe pre-planning for any type of hazard is a wise step for anyone," Evans said.

The World Health Organization (WHO), which keeps track of Pandemic Flu conditions, says the world is currently at the "Category Three ? Pandemic Imminent" stage. Cities and towns throughout Canada are making preparations.

A number of New Brunswick municipalities, including Nackawic, have formed committees to make preparations for an influenza pandemic.

Nackawic committee members have been working on a Nackawic plan for more than a year.

Now it is time for the public to get "in the know" about these plans and to prepare themselves as well as they can. Anyone representing a municipality which has not yet made preparations for such an emergency is invited to this meeting.


There will be an opportunity for participants to ask questions following the presentation, and there will be a social time of coffee and conversation following the meeting when light refreshments will be served.

Take this opportunity to learn the facts about the threat of Pandemic Flu.

Anyone with questions can call Nackawic town hall at 575-2241.
 
Re: Nackawic NB: Are you prepared for a flu epidemic?

Source: http://bugleobserver.canadaeast.com/news/article/438969

Preventing crime and the flu
Published Tuesday October 7th, 2008
Neighbourhood Watch in the Local Service District of Southampton continues to provide information to residents throughout the area to help make communities safer.

By continuing to support efforts to reduce the incidence of crime-related activities, Neighbourhood Watch works together with neighbours to make healthy communities, secure neighbourhoods and safe homes. The program has been a success because of dedicated leaders and block captains who have put tremendous effort into the program.

Neighbourhood Watch is supporting the Nackawic Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Committee by inviting members and the general public to attend the upcoming information session. The meeting is open to everyone.

Support the "Pan Committee" by attending the special meeting scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 8, at 7 p.m. at Sure Life Assembly, 335 Otis Drive, Nackawic.

With the fall season already here, cold and flu season has begun. Come out on Wednesday evening to find out how to protect and support family members, friends and neighbours in time of serious flu or other illness.

For more information on the committee call Nackawic town hall at 575-2241.

Meanwhile, there will be no fall meeting of Neighbourhood Watch, but one is being planned for spring of 2009. For any concerns in the local community contact Dot MacElwain at 575-8286, or call the block captain in the area.
 
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