Traduction de «Distress Centres » (Anglais → Français) :

Distress Centres [ Distress Centre (Toronto) ]

Ontario Association of Distress Centres [ OADC | Distress Centres Ontario ]

Distress Centre of Ottawa and Region [ Ottawa Distress Centre ]

hyaline membrane disease | newborn idiopathic cardiorespiratory distress | newborn idiopathic respiratory distress | newborn respiratory distress syndrome | respiratory distress syndrome | respiratory distress syndrome of the newborn | HMD [Abbr.] | IRDS [Abbr.] | RDS [Abbr.]

control of animals in distress | oversee animals in distress | control animals in distress | controlling animals in distress

neuron anoxia distress marker | neuronal anoxia distress marker | nerve cell anoxia distress marker | anoxic neuron distress marker | anoxic nerve cell distress marker

help distressed emergency caller | help distressed emergency callers | assist troubled emergency callers | support distressed emergency callers

coverage of GMDSS | features of Global Maritime Distress and Safety System | coverage of Global Maritime Distress and Safety System | Global Maritime Distress and Safety System

fetal distress | foetal distress | non-reassuring fetal status

acute respiratory distress syndrome | adult respiratory distress syndrome | ARDS [Abbr.]

D. whereas the joint operation Triton, coordinated by FRONTEX, became fully operational on 1 November 2014; whereas Triton has only a third of Mare Nostrum’s geographical scope; whereas the operational area of Triton covers only 30 sea miles off the Italian coast, while Mare Nostrum was operating on the high seas, much closer to the Libyan coast; whereas most refugee boats get into distress close to the Libyan coast; where the mandate of FRONTEX is to carry out border surveillance and prevent illegal migration, and it therefore cannot therefore undertake search and rescue proactively, but only as a secondary task where a ship or vess ...[+++]el is in distress; acknowledging, however, that Triton assets have been used for search and rescue under the coordination of the Italian Search and Rescue Coordination Centre;

When, in the course of a sea operation, the participating units have reason to believe that they are facing a phase of uncertainty, alert or distress as regards a vessel or any person on board, they shall promptly transmit all available information to the Rescue Coordination Centre responsible for the search and rescue region in which the situation occurs and they shall place themselves at the disposal of that Rescue Coordination Centre .

Where a vessel is considered to be in a situation of uncertainty, alert or distress but the persons on board refuse to accept assistance, the participating unit shall inform the responsible Rescue Coordination Centre and follow its instructions.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to present two petitions from residents of Newfoundland and Labrador who are petitioning the government to reverse the closure of the marine search and rescue centre in St. John's. The petitioners point out that this decision takes away a very important search and rescue function where the highest reports of distress incidents occur in Canada, responding to an average of 500 incidents a year, saving the lives of 600 people in distress.