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Fire Chief says mutual aid saved lives last Monday
People need to know that mutual aid made a very big difference in this fire and probably prevented us from having a real tragedy here," the chief said.
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Staff writer Mark E. Vogler writes Milling Around each week for the Sunday Eagle-Tribune. He can be reached at 978-946-2291 or mvogler@eagletribune.com.
Answering the Call
Here's a chronology of how 13 area Fire Departments responded to last week's seven-alarm fire in Lawrence and what vehicles they brought.
First Alarm: 2:35 a.m.
Second Alarm: 2:38 a.m.
Third Alarm: 2:39 a.m. Andover (pump), Lowell (ladder truck), Methuen (pump) and North Andover (pump) report to fire scene.
Fourth Alarm: 2:49 a.m. Dracut (pump), Haverhill (pump), Middleton (pump), and Salem, N.H.
Internet United Kingdom Points Finger at Chinese Army for Increased ...
British officials accused China of organized cyber-warfare against computer systems of banks and other large corporations located in the United Kingdom. The head of Britain's domestic spy agency MI5, Jonathan Evans, distributed a letter to more than 300 executives and security officers of large banks and major financial institutions. Evans reportedly warned them "of the electronic espionage attack" by "Chinese state organizations." Specifically, companies were warned of risks of the Chinese Army, which is known to use the Internet to steal personal information and other data. "The letter acknowledges the strong economic and commercial reasons to do business with China, but the need to ensure management of the risks involved," warns a letter published on the Centre for the Protection of the National Infrastructure, where the report was originally published.
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