and Brink's is continuing their precious goods logistics business within Australia.[5] Home security [edit] Brinks began offering home security alarm systems in 1982. In 2008, it was spun...
Petrov declared the system's indication a false alarm. Later, it was apparent that he was right: no missiles were approaching and the computer detection system was malfunctioning. It was...
Furthermore, the satellite system's reliability had been questioned in the past.[12] Petrov dismissed the warning as a false alarm, though accounts of the event differ as to whether he...
911 system was down. A scramble to handle the crisis was on. Police texted out administrative... fire alarm boxes. About 7 million people went roughly two hours with no 911 service. Such...
with alarm but a shrug. And the politics of envy has spread like Japanese knotweed. National politics risks sinking into a series of grasping, bitter rows over how to distribute a shrinking...
Founded in 1859, The Brink’s Company has been at the forefront of secure transportation and cash logistics for 165 years. As the oldest and largest company of its kind in the U.S., and a leading force globally, our journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. This year, is a monumental one as, we celebrate this milestone with gratitude for our dedicated team members whose unwavering commitment has shaped our legacy of trust and excellence. Here's to 165 years of success, and to the inspiring achievements yet to come!
This is the plight at the Afghan-Japan Hospital for communicable diseases, the only COVID-19 facility for the more than 4 million people who live in the capital of Kabul. ; While the coronavirus situation in Afghanistan appears to have improved from a few months ago when cases reached their peak, it is now the hospital itself that needs life support. ; Its predicament is a symptom of the crisis in Afghanistan's health care system, which is on the brink of collapse and able to function only with a lifeline from aid organizations. ; "We face many problems here," said Dr. Ahmad Fatah Habibyar, the hospital's administration logistics manager, citing three months of unpaid salaries, shortages of equipment and drugs, and a lack of food.
political system in the last 60 years - would achieve some kind of national unity soon. The best one could hope for now, he suggested, was that the Sudanese agreed to disagree in words not...
Starting next week, it will be hard for TV watchers to miss a barrage of commercials for Broadview Security. The name Broadview is new, but it's part of a very old company-- Brink's . The publicly traded security company spun off its alarm system unit, Brink's Home Security, from its armored truck division last October in an effort to fight competitors and boost earnings for shareholders. Part of the spin-off agreement was a branding makeover aimed at driving more business to the home security outfit. ...
the brink of war. Tense relations between the United States and Russia shaped the narrative... satellite system were actually a false alarm. [2] While on duty, Petrov spent time observing...