Electricity North West prepared for Storm Debi
Storm Debi: Hundreds of engineers on standby as Electricity North West warns of damage to overhead power lines
Flooding can cause a range of health problems. There may be direct effects such as physical injury, or an increased risk of developing skin or gut infections through contact with contaminated food water. Longer-term effects can include mental health problems and chest problems due to exposure to mould and damp.
In England, most of the health burden linked to flooding comes from effects on people’s mental health and wellbeing.
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Storm Debi: Hundreds of engineers on standby as Electricity North West warns of damage to overhead power lines
The latest UK Health Security Agency Flooding and Health guidance.
Lancashire LRF is piloting a project to provide community groups with resilient telecommunications equipment to support its response to emergencies.
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