Traduction de «Catégorie de ressources Services médicaux d'urgence » (Français → Anglais) :

‘emergency service category value’ is the 8-bit value used for mobile-originated emergency calls to indicate the particular type of emergency call (1-Police, 2-Ambulance, 3-Fire Brigade, 4-Marine Guard, 5-Mountain Rescue, 6-Manually Initiated eCall, 7-Automatically Initiated eCall, 8-spare), as indicated in Table 10.5.135d of ETSI TS 124.008.

Emergency help to 130,000 people immediately after they have been displaced (principally food, essential non-food items), essentially through the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC); Aid to a further 60,000 people for up to a year, to improve their living conditions and help them get back on their feet (clean water, good sanitation, adequate shelter, basic health care, psychosocial support); Protection (this includes support activities for detainees and hostages and their families and help for the families of missing persons); Specific aid to children to prevent further child recruitment (14 000 children under 18 are estimated involved with armed groups); Coordination (between national and international humanitarian agencies); Aid to 70,000 ...[+++]Colombian refugees and asylum seekers in Ecuador and Venezuela, targeted at their most urgent needs, principally in the areas of water and sanitation, shelter, health care, food and livelihood support, psychosocial support and protection.

—trigger of the emergency plan of the public rescue services, the police and the medical services and its chain of events.

trigger of the emergency plan of the public rescue services, the police and the medical services and its chain of events.

The aid will be used to finance specialist medical services, the purchase of medical equipment and the cost of hospital stays for emergency treatment.

Examples of other subjects coming more and more into focus are : - the lack of access by certain consumers to certain categories of goods and services - for example, housing, energy, health services and financial services such as bank accounts and loans; - the re-discovery of the consumer as a "user" instead of a "subject" of public services, such as transport, post, telecommunications and energy - with a view to providing consumers with higher service standards and EC-wide protection and safeguards; - the interests of consumers in ...[+++]policies such as those relating to external trade and competition.