Canada has been a leading country in the world when it comes to recognizing cancer among firefighters as an occupational injury, without asking firefighters to prove how they acquired the cancer.

31 people were inside the 12,000-square-meter building when the fire started, but no injuries have been reported.

The layoffs threaten to halt several programs, such as the firefighter cancer registry and a lab essential for certifying respirators across industries.

As part of the FireSense project, a small team demonstrated the use of two instruments—a sensor capturing 3D wind data and a radiosonde for measuring weather conditions.

The two victims were taken to hospital, but it is with deep sorrow that we confirm that their lives could not be saved, CEO Johan Lindblom wrote in a press release.

The presence of magnesium made the response more difficult, leading to multiple explosions inside the structure. Hazmat teams were dispatched to the scene to address the hazardous material concerns.

Enhanced community preparedness and training, Integration of Technology for Real-Time Information, Infrastructure investments and Collaboration Across Jurisdictions are some of the lessons mentioned.

Emergency responders evacuated approximately 100 workers from the site, with 14 individuals rescued via helicopter after seeking refuge on the rooftop.

Residents have expressed concerns about the proximity of these facilities to homes, citing potential safety hazards. An online petition initiated by local resident Valerie Vislocky has garnered over 800 signatures, urging an immediate halt to the install.

The crash occurred around 7:20 AM, leading to a significant explosion and a plume of black smoke. Emergency responders discovered two charred bodies inside the plane's fuselage. Among the injured were a bus passenger and a motorcyclist.

Since the onset of the earthquake swarm, more than 6,000 seismic events have been recorded in the Aegean Sea, with several reaching a magnitude of over 4.0. On February 6, a fresh wave of tremors was reported, with seven earthquakes occurring.

Video footage shows the partially charred train being towed away from the scene overnight. Sparks were visible as the train was moved. SEPTA spokesperson Andrew Busch praised the swift crew response, which ensured no injuries.