*TRAVEL ADVISORY as of September 27th, 2024* (Security threat levels rated on a scale of 1-5). NORTH AMERICA Mexico 🇲🇽 (Security Threat Level - 4) Tropical Storm John is bringing heavy rains and dangerous surf to southwestern Mexico, especially in Guerrero and Michoacán. The storm caused widespread power outages in Acapulco and a tragic landslide in Guerrero that claimed seven lives. Rainfall of up to 20 inches is expected, with hazardous coastal conditions through 28 September. Protests in Mexico City marked the 10th anniversary of the Ayotzinapa student disappearances. Demonstrators set fire to barricades and an effigy in front of the National Palace, with no reported injuries. United States 🇺🇸 (Security Threat Level - 2) Hurricane Helene which made landfall in Florida as a Category 4 storm, has weakened but continues to disrupt the southeastern U.S. Millions are without power, severe flooding is ongoing, and flight cancellations continue across the region. Five storm-related deaths have been reported so far. SOUTH AMERICA Peru 🇵🇪 (Security Threat Level - 4) A State of Emergency has been declared in 12 districts of Lima and Callao due to a surge in violent crime, including extortion and contract killings. Protests by bus drivers, following several targeted killings, highlight the urgent demand for increased security measures. Stay informed and connected to these critical developments. #GlobalSecurity #TropicalStorms #NaturalDisasters #CrisisManagement #LatinAmerica #NorthAmerica #SecurityUpdate
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🔥 Breaking News: Wildfires Ravage Los Angeles Metro Area 🔥 At least three wildfires, including the Palisades Fire and Eaton Fire, are burning uncontrollably in the north Los Angeles metro area. Fueled by dry conditions and extreme winds, these fires have destroyed thousands of structures and claimed at least five lives. The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans District 7) has announced multiple highway closures due to the fires and wind-related incidents. Authorities strongly advise limiting non-essential travel and avoiding affected areas. Stay updated on closures and conditions via Caltrans and official emergency services. High winds exceeding 50 mph are not only exacerbating the fires but also creating dangerous travel conditions, overturning trailers on highways, and slightly delaying flights at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Travelers are encouraged to check with airlines for updates. The LA National Weather Service has warned of "life-threatening and destructive winds," with gusts expected to persist through the weekend. Although the strongest winds are forecast to subside by Wednesday morning, fire-favorable conditions remain in place. Stay safe, stay informed, and follow evacuation orders as the situation evolves. Our thoughts are with everyone impacted by these devastating events. #PalisadesFire #EatonFire #HurstFire #WildfireUpdate #CaliforniaWildfires #LAWeather #EmergencyAlert #StaySafe #DisasterResponse #FireSeason
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Hurricane season is not over yet. Severe storms can bring life-threatening conditions such as coastal hazards, flash flooding, and destructive winds, impacting communities and businesses along coastal regions. Guidepost is here to help you navigate these challenging times with services that include: ▪ Emergency Response ▪ Personnel Recovery & Extraction ▪ Executive Protection Agents & Security Drivers ▪ Small Boats, High-Water Vehicles (HWVs), Aircraft ▪ On-Site Security Support ▪ Crisis Management Our global security operations center is ready to provide immediate assistance. Contact us to connect with one of our trusted advisors ➡ https://lnkd.in/dC7i9PKE Key Contacts: Matthew Peters, MBA, Justin Reid, Cody Shultz #EmergencyResponse #GuidepostEmergencyResponse #CrisisManagement #GuidepostCrisisManagement #FloodRecovery #SecuritySupport #PersonnelRecovery #GlobalSecurityOps #DisasterPreparedness
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🌴⚠️ Stay Safe Cayman! ⚠️🌴 As Storm Rafael approaches, it’s important to stay prepared and safe. Here are some essential tips to keep in mind: 🔎 Stay Informed: Keep up with updates from local authorities and weather reports. Follow Cayman Islands Government and Hazard Management Cayman Islands. 🏚️Secure Your Home: Bring in any outdoor furniture, secure windows and doors, and check your emergency supplies. ⛑️Emergency Kit: Ensure your kit is stocked with water, non-perishable food, flashlights, batteries, and a first-aid kit. 📍Evacuation Plans: Know your evacuation routes and have a plan for your family and pets if needed 🏠 Stay Indoors: During the storm, stay inside and away from windows. Stay connected with loved ones to keep everyone informed. 🙅🏽♀️ Avoid Flooded Areas: Stay clear of flooded roads and watch for debris. 👨👩👧👦 Check on Neighbors: If it’s safe, check on elderly or vulnerable neighbors to ensure they’re prepared. Stay safe, Cayman! Let’s look out for one another during this storm. 🌊❤️ #TrishaJohnsonRealEstate #CaymanIslands #StormRafael #StaySafe #CommunityFirst
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The California wildfire, which began in the Los Angeles region, continues to grow, forcing thousands of residents to evacuate their homes. As of January 10, 2025, local authorities have deployed all available firefighting resources to contain the fire, which has already consumed thousands of acres of forest land. The California Fire Department’s latest update reveals that the fire, fueled by strong winds and dry conditions, is spreading rapidly despite round-the-clock efforts by firefighters. Several neighborhoods have been placed under mandatory evacuation orders, and residents have been warned of potential road closures and poor air quality. The live map tracker provided by state officials has become a critical tool for residents to stay updated on the fire’s path. Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency, seeking federal assistance to support fire containment operations and provide relief to displaced families. This latest wildfire highlights California's ongoing struggle with climate-induced disasters. Environmental groups have renewed their calls for stronger climate action to address the rising frequency and intensity of wildfires. Social media platforms are flooded with messages of support and offers of shelter for evacuees. As the situation unfolds, the priority remains ensuring public safety and minimizing property damage. Firefighters remain determined to prevent the wildfire from reaching densely populated areas in Los Angeles. Hashtags: #CaliforniaWildfire, #LosAngelesFire, #ClimateChange, #DisasterRelief
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🔥 Like the largest wildfire in Jasper National Park's history, ignited by lightning in extreme conditions, many wildfires start this way. According to NRCan, nearly half of all wildfires in Canada are caused by lightning strikes, though this varies by region and time of year. A Lightning Danger Map is a crucial tool for safety and preparedness in areas prone to thunderstorms. It provides real-time updates on lightning activity, showing high-risk areas. This enables timely preventive actions, informed decision-making, and effective emergency planning, while also raising public awareness about lightning safety. It integrates with other weather tools to enhance emergency response. In Canada, the Canadian Lightning Danger Map (CLDM) identifies areas at the highest risk of lightning strikes within the next 10 minutes, using Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Maps are updated every 10 minutes. For more details, visit the CLDM at https://lnkd.in/gSnhH4Mk To learn more about the causes of wildland fires in Canada, visit: https://lnkd.in/gnEyNn_a #WildfireManagement #FNWEPtips #WildfirePreparedness
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🔥 Los Angeles Wildfires 2025: Latest Updates 🔥 The Los Angeles wildfires are wreaking havoc across the city, with at least 11 fatalities, 10,000+ buildings destroyed, and 144,000 people under evacuation orders. The Palisades Fire and Eaton Fire are the largest and most destructive fires in the city's history, burning thousands of acres of land. 🌬️ Fueling the Fires: These wildfires are being fueled by Santa Ana winds, extreme dryness, and the growing impact of climate change, causing severe devastation and widespread damage. ⚠️ Current Situation: A curfew is in place in evacuation zones, and more than 60,000 homes remain at risk. Emergency responders continue to battle the fires with limited resources and a lack of water pressure in some areas. 💔 Celebrities Affected: Well-known figures such as Mel Gibson, Leighton Meester, and Paris Hilton have lost their homes in the fires. #losangelescalifornia #palisades #climatechange #staysafe #LAFire #losangelesfiredepartment #firesafety #LatestNews #firefighting #WildfireAwareness #SupportLA #firerecovery
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🌧 The impacts of #HurricaneHelene are being felt inland, with severe flooding reported in the City of Asheville, North Carolina. This event is a powerful reminder of how far-reaching the effects of hurricanes can be, even in areas far from the coast. https://lnkd.in/eFNPB8vw At FloodMapp, we provide real-time flood intelligence to help #emergencymanagement teams respond quickly and efficiently. Stay safe, and if you need help navigating the aftermath, reach out to learn more about how FloodMapp can assist. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gK3xkr5G
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🌪️ Florida Reeling: Latest Updates on Hurricanes Helene and Milton 🌪️ Hurricanes Helene and Milton have wreaked havoc across Florida, causing widespread destruction and tragic loss of life. Helene claimed at least 20 lives, while Milton took 17 more, with powerful winds, torrential rain, and a devastating storm surge battering the state. The aftermath has left Florida grappling with flooded roads, impassable streets, and a strained power grid, with nearly 2 million Floridians still without electricity as of Saturday. Key Updates: Flooding Threats: Rivers in central and northern Florida are dangerously swollen, especially near Tampa, with major flood warnings for the Alafia and Anclote Rivers. Power Outages: While power is being restored, significant outages persist, impacting daily life for many. Gasoline Shortages: A fuel crisis has left 30% of gas stations statewide without fuel, with the Tampa Bay area particularly hard-hit. Reopening Efforts: Some airports and theme parks are reopening, but many Florida ports remain closed. Recovery Operations: Cleanup is ongoing, with state officials working tirelessly to speed up debris removal. Residents are advised to avoid downed power lines in the debris. Consumer Protection Warnings: Stay vigilant against fraudulent contractors, and ensure donations are made to reputable organizations. Federal Support: President Biden will visit Florida soon, while FEMA stands ready to support recovery efforts. The American Red Cross is helping those in need with shelter and searching for missing individuals. The road to recovery is challenging, but with teamwork and resilience, we will rebuild stronger. Stay safe and help your neighbors where you can! 💪🌟 #HurricaneHelene #HurricaneMilton #FloridaStorms #StormRecovery #Flooding #PowerOutages #EmergencyResponse #NaturalDisaster #CommunitySupport #FEMA #AmericanRedCross #DisasterRelief #FloridaStrong #StaySafe #RescueEfforts #ConsumerProtection #GasolineShortage #WeatherAlert #RebuildTogether #HurricanePreparedness
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🚨 The National Weather Service has issued A Red Flag Warning is in effect in Southern California mountains, the Inland Empire, and San Diego County valleys due to strong gusty Santa Ana winds and low relative humidity. 🚨 Stay informed and stay safe, San Diego! Here are the current weather warnings: San Diego County is currently facing significant wildfire threats, prompting evacuation orders as conditions worsen due to red flag warnings The warnings are for strong winds and dry conditions, increasing the risk of rapid fire spread in the region as wildfires threaten the area Authorities are urging residents to prepare for potential power shutoffs and remain vigilant as the situation develops, with over 80,000 customers at risk of losing power High Wind Warning: January 21, from 4:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Red Flag Warning: January 21 Until 10:00 PM. Fire Weather Watch: Starting Wednesday, January 22, 6:00 PM through Thursday, January 23, 6:00 PM. Strong winds and dry conditions increase the risk of fire. Be prepared and know that Paul Davis of South San Diego County is ready to assist with any storm or fire-related damage. We're just a call away! 📞 📞 (619) 400-6600 📧 [email protected] 🌐 https://lnkd.in/g9GZMyTq ⚠ ...And remember folks “It is not what you know but Who you know that makes a difference” 💪We are Paul Davis, your Property Restoration Experts. We’re here for you whenever you need us. #SanDiegoWeather #HighWindWarning #PaulDavisRestoration #HereToHelp #WeatherUpdate #pauldavisyourpropertyrestorationexperts #sosd #dtsd #FireRestoration #EmergencyServices #BoardUp #PaulDavisRestoration #SanDiegoStrong #FireSafety #SanDiegoFires #FirePrevention #BePrepared #PaulDavisRestoration #CommunitySupport #californiafires
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