📙 Get Ready has information on preparing yourself and your family for different emergencies, and the website is available in multiple languages.
https://t.co/Gn7YO8831i. Be safe, whānau 🙏
Stay Informed
If the power goes out, a solar-/battery-powered radio (or your car radio) can help you keep up to date with the latest news
Check with your Civil Defence Group to find out what local stations they recommend you listen to during an emergency: https://t.co/YYieYxkOYc
@NZGetReady also have some useful advice for disabled people https://t.co/mfn71ZE6ka ♿
If you have a disability or any requirements that may put you at greater risk in an emergency, find advice to get ready for #CycloneGabrielle
Please share with anyone in need🙏
💡 An important part of getting ready is knowing where to go if you need help.
🏃🎒 If you need to leave your home for your safety and you can’t go to friends or family, Civil Defence Centres and Shelters throughout the region will be open from tomorrow evening.
@_chloeswarbrick Somehow a person in Auckland complaining about the noise from a wind farm in Otago has more credence than all the scientific evidence and the greater good of all of the country
@_chloeswarbrick Previous governments have been afraid to upset the electorate by making those decisions, and they have bowed down to the vocal minority who somehow have more power than the rest (majority) of the population.
The horror keeps pouring out of New Zealand whose government made the selfish choice to pursue #COVIDZero and now they have to suffer through experiences like this
Service reliability math that every engineer should know
Uptime Downtime (Yearly)
99.00000% 3d 15h 39m
99.90000% 8h 45m 56s
99.99000% 52m 35s
99.99900% 5m 15s
99.99990% 31s
99.99999% 3s
Captain on delayed Air NZ flight sitting at Gisborne: ‘Sorry for the delay. We’re having a few computer problems and we’ve been talking to the engineers in Auckland and they’ve given us a few ideas - so I’m going to have to turn the power off on the aircraft for a moment’