Answer:
UNMIN help in the peace process in Nepal is described below in details.
Explanation:
The United Nations commission in Nepal or UNMIN was an exceptional administrative commission in Nepal, authorized by the UN Security Council in Jan 2007 through recommendation 1740 (2007) to support the implementation of fundamental features of the Absolute Peace Agreement that finished the internal armed struggle in the South Asian nation.
A. Africa
It was mainly Africa but Asia was also dominated.
Answer:
A) Law enforcement
Explanation:
Methamphetamine is a potent central nervous system stimulant that is mainly used as a recreational drug and less commonly as a second-line treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and obesity.
The chemicals used to produce methamphetamine are extremely hazardous. Some are highly volatile and may ignite or explode if mixed or stored improperly. Fire and explosion pose risks not only to the individuals producing the drug but also to anyone in the surrounding area, including children, neighbors, and passersby.
As an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), the treatment of the injured is very important.
Since there are injured people at the scene of the explosion:
1. Ambulances will be important to transport the wounded to the nearest hospital for proper medical treatment.
2. Hazardous material clean-up crew is important because chemicals used to produce methamphetamine are extremely hazardous
3. Gas company is important because nose mask will be required for the people within the vicinity of the explosion.
4. Law enforcement is the LEAST important because health of the people is the first before carrying out investigation
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<span>In which of the following do Christians make up more than a quarter of the population?
</span><span>a) Syria</span>
The correct answer is <em>option c. Illegal</em>. In 1960 there were a dozen U.S States that made interracial marriages illegal. These States were: Arizona, Colorado, California, Idaho, Montana, Maryland, Indiana, North Dakota, Nevada, Nebraska, South Dakota, Oregon, Wyoming and Utah.
In 1967, the United Supreme Court, taking the case of Loving vs Virginia as a precedent, declared the decision to make unconstitutional all laws that banned interracial marriage.