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CBRN INCIDENT REPORTING GUIDE FOR EMERGENCY CALL CENTRES Annex B: CBRN Incident Reporting Guides DATE AND TIME OF INCIDENT: Date: Time: □ AM □ PM INCIDENT LOCATION: Street Address: City: Province: DESCRIBE LOCATION: ESTIMATED TIME SPENT IN AREA: DISTANCE FROM POINT OF IMPACT OR ACCIDENT: REASON FOR REPORT: □ Dead/dying/sick birds, insects, or animals □ Unusual illness □ Unusual drops of liquid □ Unusual odours □ Dead, discoloured vegetation □ Vapour cloud □ Unusual death □ Other: TERRAIN DESCRIPTION: □ Flat □ Desert □ Sparse trees □ Shore □ Hills □ Mountains □ Urban □ Thick bush □ River □ Suburban □ Other: WEATHER: □ Clear □ Rainy □ Snowy □ Dust □ Cloudy □ Foggy □ Misty □ Mild □ Windy □ Other: TEMPERATURE: □ Hot □ Warm □ Cool □ Cold ODOUR: □ None □ Sweet □ Irritating □ Garlic/Horseradish □ Changing □ Pepper □ Forest □ Almond/Peach □ Fruity □ Flower □ Rotten eggs □ Fresh mown hay □ Other: VISIBLE SIGNS: □ Smoke □ Mist □ Colour: _______________ □ None □ Other: UNEXPLAINED SYMPTOMS: □ None □ Tightness in chest □ Stinging of skin □ Dizziness □ Blurred vision □ Reddening of skin □ Runny nose □ Fever □ Welts/blisters □ Choking □ Difficulty breathing □ Nausea/vomiting □ Cough □ Diarrhea □ Headaches □ Other: ESTIMATED NUMBER OF CASUALTIES: LOCATION OF CASUALTIES: □ Still in contaminated site □ Have left the scene □ Contained in safe location □ Other: EXPLOSION: □ None □ Air □ Ground □ Structure □ Underground □ Other: DESCRIBE DEVICE OR CONTAINER: CBRN First Responder Training Program 70 Basic Level Course
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