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Manoa Campus Emergncy Management Program - Includes Points of Contact, Action Plans, and Emercengy training information The following emergency actions are in effect: NO EMERGENCY ACTIONS ARE IN EFFECT Examples of EMERGENCY ACTIONS ALERT – This is used to advise all persons to prepare for an impending emergency or natural disaster. May also include “shelter-in-place” order to remain on campus to eliminate traffic gridlock and/or keep people out of a danger zone. TAKE COVER – Normally initiated by an ATTACK WARNING from State Civil Defense. The President or Chancellor may order it for natural disasters such as sudden windstorms. SUSPEND CLASSES – Used as a method of keeping students, faculty, and staff away from a campus or expediting their removal during an alert, emergency or disaster. EVACUATE BUILDING(S) – Used if a catastrophe or emergency situation is imminent or has occurred and the building(s) must be evacuated to protect lives. EVACUATE CAMPUS – Used to begin the orderly evacuation of the campus by all persons except for personnel with emergency operations and security duties. CONVERT CAMPUS – only initiated upon order of the President or Governor to provide temporary shelter for people affected by emergencies/disasters and/or relocation of State government offices.
Pacific Tsunami Reports: http://www.prh.noaa.gov/hnl/pages/tsunami.php Pacific Tropical Cyclone Reports: http://www.prh.noaa.gov/cphc/ Local Storm Reports: http://www.prh.noaa.gov/hnl/pages/lsr.php
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