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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Opening of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

First patients at the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 24, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Visit of the ESCRIM Field Hospital by Prefect and ARS Director of Mayotte in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Prefect Francois-Xavier Bieuville and ARS Mayotte Director Sergio Albarello visit the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Visit of the ESCRIM Field Hospital by Prefect and ARS Director of Mayotte in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Prefect Francois-Xavier Bieuville and ARS Mayotte Director Sergio Albarello visit the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Visit of the ESCRIM Field Hospital by Prefect and ARS Director of Mayotte in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Prefect Francois-Xavier Bieuville visiting the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Visit of the ESCRIM Field Hospital by Prefect and ARS Director of Mayotte in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Prefect Francois-Xavier Bieuville visiting the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Setting up of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Setting up of the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Visit of the ESCRIM Field Hospital by Prefect and ARS Director of Mayotte in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Prefect Francois-Xavier Bieuville and ARS Mayotte Director Sergio Albarello visit the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Setting up of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Setting up of the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Setting up of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Setting up of the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Visit of the ESCRIM Field Hospital by Prefect and ARS Director of Mayotte in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Prefect Francois-Xavier Bieuville visiting the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Visit of the ESCRIM Field Hospital by Prefect and ARS Director of Mayotte in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Prefect Francois-Xavier Bieuville visiting the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital set up at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Setting up of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Setting up of the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Setting up of the ESCRIM Field Hospital in Mamoudzou - Mayotte

Setting up of the ESCRIM (Elément de Sécurité Civile Rapide d'Intervention Médicale) field hospital at Cavani Stadium in Mamoudzou on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on December 23, 2024. The cyclone Chido hit the archipelago on December 14, 2024 killing at least 39 people - a death toll the authorities have warned could soar. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

Seriously injured people receive treatment from first aiders and doctors during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

A dead body / Corps during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

Prefect of Occitanie and Haute-Garonne, Pierre-Andre Durand, Vice-President of the Occitanie region, Vincent Bounes and Director General of Toulouse University Hospital Jean-Francois Lefebvre during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

The Toulouse University Hospital (CHU) logo Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

a truck from the Mobile Emergency and Resuscitation Structure (SMUR) of Toulouse, with nurses in front during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jum

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

a truck from the Mobile Emergency and Resuscitation Structure (SMUR) of Toulouse during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

a truck from the Mobile Emergency and Resuscitation Structure (SMUR) of Toulouse, with nurses in front during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jum

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

a truck from the Mobile Emergency and Resuscitation Structure (SMUR) of Toulouse, with nurses in front during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jum

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

The Toulouse University Hospital (CHU) logo Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

The command post during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

the police communication logo during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

The command post during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

Helicopter from the Toulouse SAMU during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

President of the World Association of Emergency and Disaster Medicine (WADEM), Dr Donald Donahue and Professor of Emergency Medicine at Harvard Medical School, Professor Gregory Ciottone during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 3

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

The command post during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

the police communication logo during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

Professor of Emergency Medicine at Harvard Medical School, Professor Gregory Ciottone during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.CO

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

Prefect of Occitanie and Haute-Garonne, Pierre-Andre Durand, Vice-President of the Occitanie region, Vincent Bounes and Director General of Toulouse University Hospital Jean-Francois Lefebvre during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

Prefect of Occitanie and Haute-Garonne, Pierre-Andre Durand, Vice-President of the Occitanie region, Vincent Bounes and Director General of Toulouse University Hospital Jean-Francois Lefebvre during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

Seriously injured people receive treatment from first aiders and doctors during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SENS Launch And Disaster Congress - Toulouse

President of the World Association of Emergency and Disaster Medicine (WADEM), Dr Donald Donahue during the Service d'Aide Medicale Urgente (SAMU - Urgent Medical assistance Services) employees in hazmat suits participate in an exercise in the environmental and neuro-sensory simulation center (SENS), a 140 m² dome project which aims to expose and train health professionals through simulation to environmental, sensory and emotional feelings felt in a crisis situation in Toulouse, southwestern France, on April 25, 2024. The dome is capable of carrying out the most realistic scenarios possible, stimulating all the senses (vision, sound, touch, smells), dedicated to pre-hospital professionals (EMS, emergency and security forces). A supervision room equipped with an ergonomic computer system allows control of the environmental parameters of the simulation: temperature variation (from -5 to +30°C), snow, wind and rain (up to 30 km/h), smoke or even specific odors (blood, burnt hair, etc.). Photo by Alexis Jumeau/AB