Miał ratować życie - został ukradziony

[starywiarus]

Po raz trzeci ktoś ukradł w warszawskim metrze automatyczny
defibrylator, urządzenie słuźące do ratowania życia. Tego na pewno
nie mogli zrobić Polacy, to narod wybrany...

W sporym australijskim centrum handlowym niedaleko ode mnie wisi na
ścianach w różny ch m iejscach budynku kilka takich urządeń, od dnia
otwarcia tego centrum. Nikt ich jakoś nie ukradł.


"Miał ratować życie - został ukradziony"
miasta.gazeta.pl/warszawa/1,95190,6124534,Mial_ratowac_zycie___zostal_ukradziony.html

[wstretny.burzuj]

Widzisz, te w Australii to sa tylko makiety, uzupelniane kazdego
ranka... A poza tym, to w Australii nie ma nigdzie metra... W
Melbourne i Sydney sa systemy podobne do SKM (SBahn) ale z marna
czestotliwoscia kursowania.
A na koniec - ten defibrylator to moze narobic wiecej szkody niz
pozytku. Powinien byc obslugiwany tylko przez odpowienio
wykwalifikowany personel, a nie przez przypadkowych "lapiduchow".
I kto ukradl ten drut w Australii?
www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-154061320.html

[strondzo]

dlaczego tak kradna rowery w ausrtalii ?w polsce zawsze widze ze
nikt nie zamyka rowerow w au przetna ci lancuch nawet jak rower
stary 20 lat i zardzewialy .

[danuszek]

hmm moze nikogo nie trzeba ratowac w au?

[wstretny.burzuj]

W Oz ludzie sa zdrowi, nie potrzeba ich wiec ratowac ani leczyc!

Tez Polacy?

[wstretny.burzuj]

www.railpage.com.au/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=5616

A wave of copper thefts sweeping Australia and the United States is
causing havoc as essential services are put at risk.

The surging demand for copper in India and China has pushed the
price of scrap copper to $7,500 per tonne in Australia, authorities
say, making it a target for increasingly-bold thieves.

Copper thieves have caused chaos for rail commuters in NSW and
Victoria, risked their lives stealing the metal from power lines and
turned tomb raiders, taking copper plaques and vases from cemeteries.

On Friday, NSW Police Minister David Campbell said criminals in
Sydney had sunk to a new low, stealing copper taps from a school.

"Rail services were also disrupted when more than 1.5km of rail
(power) line was stolen last month between Emu Plains and Lapstone
in Sydney," Mr Campbell said in a statement.

In the past two months, there have been 90 reports of copper theft
to NSW police.

NSW Energy Minister Ian Macdonald said that copper thieves caused
havoc on the state's north coast rail line last month when hundreds
of metres of copper wire were stolen from signal poles.

"Services were cancelled north of Grafton, leaving train passengers
stranded, but significantly the signal failures left motorists and
passengers vulnerable to collisions and derailments," Mr Macdonald
said in a statement.

Copper is being replaced in Melbourne's trackside cables with a
lower-grade metal after the city's train network was repeatedly
targeted by thieves.

In December, the theft of copper cabling from four Melbourne railway
crossings caused extensive peak-hour delays, after thieves risked
being zapped by 1500 volts.

Copper thieves are also targeting partially-completed houses,
cutting away copper pipes from construction sites, as well as
electricity power lines.

In the US, spivs working in organised gangs or as petty thieves are
behind an epidemic of metal theft, says Bill Yoshimoto of
California's Agricultural Crime Task Force.

"There is so much copper wire coming in that we know a lot of it
isn't scrap metal that someone's discarded - they're pulling down
transmission wires to get it," Mr Yoshimoto told AFP last week.

NSW authorities stepped up their public awareness campaign against
copper theft, enlisting celebrity handyman Scott Cam as its public
face.

Mr Cam will appear in a series of television and radio announcements
warning people about the dangers of stealing copper and the
disruption caused by interfering with public utilities.

People illegally trading in copper are also being warned that the
source of the metal can be identified by police, either because it
has been tagged with permanent tracing technology or because scrap
metal dealers can now keep a record of the source of all copper
transactions.

© 2008 AAP

Note: Various metropolitan services under Connex in Melbourne have
been canceled or delayed recently due to the theft of copper along
the track.

Na pewno. Jeden z nich to wirus.

[prawdziwystarywjarus]

www.smh.com.au/news/national/guard-drops-gun-in-kings-cross-atm-standoff/2009/01/13/1231608650229.html

[wstretny.burzuj]

Downunder wolą konkretną robotę

[prawdziwystarywjarus]

Uważaj tam, jak chodzisz po tych sklepach.


www.smh.com.au/news/national/armed-robbers-hold-store-staff-at-gunpoint/2009/01/12/1231608562776.html

Defibrylatory kradna wszedzie

[japo2]

Kilka tysiecy dolarow wisi sobie w "dospepnym miejscu" )




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www.offalyindependent.ie/articles/1/33837/
www.offalyindependent.ie/articles/1/33837/

[burzu-azja]

W centrach handlowych sa one tylko lepiej pilnowane niz na stacjach
metra...

[danuszek]

myslisz,ze to polacy jezdza po swiecie i kradna te defibrylatory? moze one
nadaja sie do pedzenia bimbru,co?