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Global Rescue helps clients in Japan after earthquake, tsunami

Global Rescue is assisting corporate clients whose employees and operations have been affected by Friday’s tsunami and earthquake in Japan.

Global Rescue is assisting corporate clients whose employees and operations have been affected by Friday’s tsunami and earthquake in Japan.

The company’s crisis response professionals are advising clients regarding how shelter-in-place, coordinating flights out of the country and monitoring the safety of those in impacted areas. The operations team is also helping clients make sure all impacted employees are accounted for, a task made more challenging in northeastern Japan where the earthquake and tsunami has damaged much of the communications infrastructure.

While there have been no reported injuries or security threats to Global Rescue members thus far, several thousand remain missing in areas where the devastation is most severe. Global Rescue has placed local assets on standby should a large scale evacuation become necessary.

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Student evacuated from Egypt tells his story to local paper

Marist College student Jeffry Hausner describes his ordeal in Egypt and susbsequent evacuation to the Poughkeepsie Journal:

Marist College student Jeffry Hausner describes his ordeal in Egypt and susbsequent evacuation to the Poughkeepsie Journal:

“We started watching Al Jazeera,” he said. “Then, our text and Internet was shut down.”

Hausner said cell-phone service was spotty. The university announced it was delaying classes shortly after he reached his parents by phone. The family contacted Global Rescue, a private security company that arranged for Hausner to be picked up at the gates of the university the next morning.

From there, they drove through several security checkpoints and on to Alexandria, Egypt, where a 737 plane awaited them.

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