London mass fatality plan version 4 - Greater London Authority
London mass fatality plan version 4 - Greater London Authority
London mass fatality plan version 4 - Greater London Authority
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SECTION 9 – OLYMPICS 2012 MASS FATALITY PLANNING<br />
By nature of the scale of the event, the <strong>London</strong> 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games<br />
pose a potential challenge and risk in terms of a Mass Fatality Incident occurring. Not<br />
only will such a global event attract the interest of criminals and terrorists, but the<br />
increased volume of visitors to the capital places substantial extra burdens on transport<br />
and infrastructure.<br />
The <strong>London</strong> Resilience Team has been liaising with all appropriate agencies involved in<br />
the Olympic Planning process. Additionally a number of exercises have been run to test<br />
Olympic Resilience Capability. The issues for incidents involving contaminated or<br />
uncontaminated fatalities have been outlined in the <strong>London</strong> Olympic Resilience<br />
Planning Assumptions/ Gap Analyses.<br />
9.1 DISASTER VICTIM IDENTIFICATION (DVI)<br />
Responsibility for providing a DVI response lies with the Homicide and Serious Crime<br />
Command Specialist Crime Directorate (SCD) (1). (See Appendix - Restricted.)<br />
<strong>London</strong> Mass Fatality Plan Page 28 of 30<br />
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