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Want to see a photo of a bunch of legends? Here you go 😀⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Massive thank you to Auckland Emergency Management for having us as part of the fold at their ECC during the Cyclone 🤝 until next time 💛Feeling very proud of our people, and the ones we do the Mahi with 💛Mother nature keeps sending it their way, and Tairāwhiti Civil Defence keeps knocking it down!💪 Pretty sad seeing communities getting hit over and over, but boy they are some resilient people 💛Tauranga AREC (Amateur Radio Emergency Communications) members say they are heading home with plenty of learnings after spending the weekend supporting Tairāwhiti Emergency Management and the local AREC club through ex-tropical Cyclone Vaianu.
Connor Bell (left), Joanne Watson (second from right) and Ian Hendry, pictured with Ben Green and Marcus Tibble, say it has been a blast. The club answered a national call to support the Tairawhiti AREC group, and they’re hopeful it won’t be their last.
AREC are highly trained in communications provide specialist communication skills. Tairawhiti is the only CDEM Group has AREC embedded to manage radio communications and networks.
During Vaianu, the AREC members manned the emergency centre radios that connect with remote community civil defence teams and with new equipment TEMO is investing in, this will also include radio communications with other regions in NZ as well international nodes.
Thank you! ... See MoreSee Less🌧️ Cyclone Vaianu - What a weekend🌧️
We were officially stood down from Sunday evening in the areas we were supporting.
Huge thanks to our volunteers, especially those monitoring through the night, and those who travelled to the affected areas to help 💛
Using our communications skills to support the community is literally what we are here for, and it's a privilege to work alongside so many amazing organisations doing so 🤝
Wishing everyone in the affected areas all the very best as your communities recover 💛 ... See MoreSee Less🌧️TROPICAL CYCLONE VAIANU🌧️ Update Sunday 12 April. We now have volunteers in place supporting Civil Defence in the areas where we have been activated, and are monitoring ZK and HF.
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Contact AREC
Postal Address: AREC P O Box 40-525 UPPER HUTT 5140 New Zealand Street Address: Level 1, 15 Geange Street, Upper Hutt 5018, New Zealand Phone: 022 432 2105 +64 22 432 2105 Email: admin@arec.site Contact list for AREC Officers and … Continue reading
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