A 9-yr-old child spilt hot tea on himself, forcing a Ryanair flight to make an emergency detour, reports The Mirror. The child unintentionally spilt the boiling liquid on himself on Tuesday when he was travelling …
A supervised emergency clinic in Dublin that would offer secure care to newly arrived applicants for international protection has been proposed by the medical head of a refugee agency, reports Breaking News. Dr. Angela Skuce …
The number of individuals in Ireland seeking emergency housing reached a record high in January, reports RTE. In January, 13,531 individuals were residing in emergency housing. 9,504 of them were adults, while 4,027 were children. …
Tusla, a child and family organisation, has released statistics showing that about 174 children are residing in emergency accommodation throughout the State, reports RTE. When a kid has to stay in a hotel, bed and …
The Health Service Executive has said that a significant volume of presentations is occurring in emergency rooms “due to ongoing high illness rates related to winter viruses”. The public is being asked to weigh “all …
Late Friday night, emergency services have rushed to the former ESB building in East Wall where migrants have been placed. A large number of Dublin Fire Brigade, gardai and other personnel are at the scene. …
Emergency departments are facing ongoing challenges due to bed capacity and staff shortages, according to a recent report from the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA), reports RTE. The overcrowding in these departments compromises …
Airport operator DAA said an emergency drill would be held at Dublin Airport next Thursday to test preparedness to deal with a major incident, reports RTE. Safety regulations require such drills to be done twice …
The number of people in emergency accommodation in Ireland topped 11,000 last month, the highest number on record. New data released by the Department of Housing shows that there were 11,397 people in emergency shelter …
Flash floods have inundated hundreds of homes in south-east Australia and residents are now facing an “agonizing” wait to assess the damage. A major flood emergency has been declared in Victoria, Australia’s second most populous …
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