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International SOS

International SOS

The International SOS Situation Update podcast provides the latest analysis, advice and recommendations on the health and security risks impacting you and your organisation today. With support from our global medical and security experts, we discuss the most pertinent topics impacting a workforce and provide tactical guidance on mitigating health, safety, security and wellbeing risks.

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Episode 4 | Let's Party Safely

International SOS ·

2023/06/05

As a follow up to the previous episode on Caught up in Crowds, students may find themselves exposed to alcohol ingestion while attending parties and festivals. With the varying levels of restrictions amongst countries, some may even have higher accessibility to drugs - whether accidental or otherwise. Uncover the risks of substance ingestion with Medical and Security experts based in Singapore, Dr Low Kiang Wei and Bala Selvam.

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18:57

Episode 3 | Staying safe in Crowded Places

International SOS ·

2023/05/29

Crowd safety measures have typically been born out of tragic events, like the incident that occurred in Itaewon, South Korea, in 2022 which resulted in numerous young casualties and deaths. With concerts, festivals, large gatherings, and crowds taking place all around the world, it is important that young people are well informed about the potential dangers of crowded places and how they can best stay safe.International SOS Regional Security Manager of Singapore and Brunei, Bala Selvam give us his

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11:16

Pride Month

International SOS ·

2023/05/26

As events are due to take place around the world to celebrate Pride month, International SOS discusses the security implications for the LGBTQ+ community amid increasing violence against them. Tarun Nijjer, Lead Security Analyst for Europe, and our Lead Security Analyst for West and Central Africa, Kirna Kataria, offer advice on how you can keep yourself safe during the celebrations, and how the situation will differ between countries and continents.

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10:58

Mexico Volcano

International SOS ·

2023/05/25

Increased activity at Popocatepetl, Mexico’s largest volcano, has led to flight disruption and the closure of some schools in the area. The National Centre for Prevention of Disasters (CENAPRED) on 21 May raised the alert level to yellow phase three, meaning people living nearby should prepare for possible evacuation. International SOS's security specialist Paulina Bouchot and Medical Director, Dr Albert Castano assess the security implications and offer medical advice.

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06:49

Columbia Security Assessment

International SOS ·

2023/05/25

Petty crime is an ongoing issue across major cities in Colombia but organised crime remains a bigger problem in the more rural areas of the country, including the border areas with Venezuela and the Pacific coast near Cali. Risks include kidnapping and extortion by several armed groups that operate in these areas. This is the security assessment of our Senior Manager for Intelligence and Assistance for Latin America, Jaime Lopez-Aranda, who has just returned from a trip to Bogota and Cali. He

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12:26

Episode 2 | Staying Safe in Extreme Weather

International SOS ·

2023/05/22

In 2022, we saw an increase in extreme weather events around the world as a result of the ongoing battle which is climate change. As students travel abroad, whether for their exchange programmes or personal leisure, it is important that more awareness and knowledge of extreme weather events is required so they can mitigate its impact on their trip.International SOS Security Director Assistance in Asia, Noriko Takasaki, and Senior Operations Manager of South East Asia, Gaya Vickraman give us their

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09:52

Elections in East Timor

International SOS ·

2023/05/18

It’s one of the world’s newest sovereign states, granted full independence just over 20 years ago. But East Timor faces a series of problems — a weak economy, crime, and the risk of natural disasters.East Timor is about to stage its fifth parliamentary election and International SOS's Lead Security Analyst for the Australia, New Zealand and Pacific region, Steven Paterini, has recently been in the country. In this podcast he provides the latest information and advice on the security implications of

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12:58

Political Unrest in Pakistan

International SOS ·

2023/05/17

The recent arrest of Pakistan's former Prime Minister, Imran Khan, has led to heightened political tensions, protests, and unrest in the country. While Khan has now been released, he faces more than 120 criminal charges. Protests by Khan's supporters and counter-demonstrations by government supporters are likely to continue, particularly in the capital Islamabad. International SOS's Lead Security Analyst for Pakistan, Louise Hogan, has been telling us about the challenges facing Imran Khan and

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10:11

Turkey's Election

International SOS ·

2023/05/10

Turkey goes to the polls for a general election on 14 May, just over three months since major earthquakes struck the country.Opinion polls suggest a tight race between the two main contenders - President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who's been in power for more than 20 years, and Kemal Kilicdaroglu, who's standing as a unity candidate for six opposition parties.International SOS' Lead Security Analyst Polina Vynogradova provides the latest insight on the situation in Turkey and the security challenges

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08:43

Puerto Rico Prepares for Hurricane Season

International SOS ·

2023/05/04

The Atlantic Hurricane season will begin in June. John McMurray, International SOS' Lead analyst for North America and the Caribbean and Security Specialist for the Americas region Kristen Kozar were deployed to Puerto Rico. They went to better understand the situation on the ground since Hurricane Maria resulted in significant damage to the island in 2017. The team met security providers and government officials, and visited hotels, to assess how prepared Puerto Rico is and offer risk mitigation

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15:02

Public Health Situation in Sudan

International SOS ·

2023/05/03

Three weeks into the conflict in Sudan the public health situation in the country continues to deteriorate. According to the latest reports from the WHO most health facilities in Khartoum are now closed. The risk of diarrhoeal diseases is high as the water supply is disrupted, there have been outbreaks of dengue and malaria and essential commodities are running very low.Dr Ryan Copeland, International SOS Regional Medical Director, Assistance, has provided this latest assessment.

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17:33

Regional Implications of the Sudan Crisis

International SOS ·

2023/05/03

As fighting continues in the capital Khartoum, International SOS is monitoring the regional impact of the ongoing conflict in Sudan. Although recent ceasefires have allowed some people to be evacuated, there are fears the power struggle within the country’s military leadership could have consequences for Sudan’s neighbours. International SOS’s Lead Security Analyst for east and southern Africa, Salome Odhiambo and Security Director Holly McGurk, who covers west and central Africa, set out our

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06:39

Evacuation from Sudan to Jeddah

International SOS ·

2023/04/29

Over recent days International SOS has helped to evacuate clients on buses from Khartoum to Port Sudan. Some of these clients have now arrived by ferry in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, from where Hany Bakr, Senior VP Aviation Security and Maritime for MedAire International, has been on hand to receive them.

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11:34

Climate Change Protests

International SOS ·

2023/04/28

High-impact actions such as blocking roads and stopping traffic by climate change activists can disrupt businesses and frustrate commuters. Environmental groups are consistently changing their tactics so it is important to stay up to date with evolving climate activism trends. International SOS' Security Specialist Adriana Rot-Laugel provides her assessment and insight on the situation in Europe.

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10:34

Evacuation from Port Sudan

International SOS ·

2023/04/27

International SOS is working hard to evacuate people from Sudan amid the ongoing conflict. Director of Operations, Ricus Groenewald, provides an update on the aviation and maritime routes available, the biggest challenges that are being faced, and what we are doing to keep people safe.

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12:43

Evacuation from Sudan

International SOS ·

2023/04/26

The situation in Sudan remains volatile and ceasefire violations have occurred in parts of Khartoum today. Electricity and water supplies have been intermittent and essential supplies, including drinking water, food, medication and diesel fuel are also under pressure in the city. International SOS has worked closely with partners to coordinate a successful evacuation of several clients from Khartoum to Port Sudan . Phil Nolan, International SOS' Security Director for Assistance in Dubai has been

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16:26

One Bite Is All It Takes

International SOS ·

2023/04/24

Malaria causes more than 240 million infections each year in more than 80 countries - despite being preventable.The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates two million more cases of malaria globally in 2021 compared to 2020. Climate change is also enabling the spread of mosquitoes that transmit malaria and other diseases, such as dengue and viral encephalitis, placing millions more at risk. International SOS's Regional Medical Director for the Americas, Dr Daniel Slaim, and Regional Medical

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12:43

Crisis in Sudan Part 2

International SOS ·

2023/04/21

As the crisis in Sudan continues hostilities are expected to persist in the coming days. Essential services such as water, electricity supply, internet and communications have also been disrupted. Healthcare services are currently restricted to emergency care only and there's growing concern about critical shortage of medical supplies.International SOS Regional Medical Director for Assistance for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Dr Ryan Copeland tells Director of Content Operations, Mark Frankel

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Crisis in Sudan

International SOS ·

2023/04/19

As the crisis continues in Sudan, concern is growing for people affected by the hostilities. Residents are reported to be low on food and water as the situation continues and looting increases. There are also fears that hospitals face shortages of blood and medical supply.International SOS’ Lead Security Analyst for the Mashreq and Iran region, Polina Vynogradova, and Dr Ryan Copeland, Regional Medical Director for Assistance for Europe, the Middle East and Africa give their assessment of the

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20:04

Episode 1 | Staying Safe Whilst Saving Money

International SOS ·

2023/04/17

In a world of abundance, beyond the traditional modes of transportation and accomodation, it has become more common for young people to choose budget-friendly options while travelling abroad. In favour of a shared economy, driven by the convenience of our smart phones and technology, it is imperative to understand how to stay safe even when picking cheaper options. International SOS Security Director Assistance in Asia, Noriko Takasaki, and Regional Security Manager of Singapore and Brunei, Bala

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