$1.$At $11$:$35$ a$.$m$.,$ responders move a large water tank that had been hit by a rail car, causing the tank

to suddenly tip over and spill hundreds of gallons of water into the sodium hydroxide. The reaction

produces a massive explosion, injuring and killing nearby first responders and bystanders.

$2.$ Hysterical crowds of visitors rush to seek shelter in the narrow streets of the Capitol Hill Village,

causing a stampede that injures visitors and damages business structures.

$3.$ Executives from the EPA, NTSB$,$ and FRA continue to demand updated information from PIOs.

$4.$ Evacuations of nearby neighborhoods begin. Responders assisting with the evacuation report

numerous at$-$risk individuals who need specialized transportation or communication $($i$.$e$.$

wheelchair$-$bound, on oxygen, bed$-$ridden, hearing and visually impaired, LEP$).$

$5.$ Mayor needs info for upcoming news briefing; e$.$g$.,$ # fatalities and injured, chemical involved, what

people should do$,$ who is at fault, and how long until people can return to the area.

$6.$ The leaks prove to be a challenge; it is projected to take at least another $24$ hours before there is

significant change in the chemical concentration leaking in the air and on the ground.

$7.$ Fights have ensued among frustrated motorists in huge traffic backups.

Outline the response actions that need to occur from the position of

your stakeholder. Prioritize your top two actions based on this new

information.

$$ Evacuation of the area is starting to occur. In what ways will you be

assisting evacuation and$/$or shelter for the evacuees?

$$ Given the widespread evacuation, communicate with your EOC

leaders to come up with a humanitarian aid plan. What services

need to be put in place for the community impacted?