Armenians studying natural disaster response systems in Kansas

Armenians studying natural disaster response systems in Kansas

PanARMENIAN.Net - A delegation of Armenian officials is touring Kansas this week to study systems for responding to emergencies and natural disasters, according to AP.

Kansas and Armenia signed a civilian and military partnership agreement in 2003. This week's visit is being hosted by the Kansas National Guard.

On Wednesday, Sept 12, the delegation will tour the Shawnee County Emergency Communications Center in Topeka and the police 911 call center in Kansas City, Kan.

During their visit, the Armenians will also meet with staff of the Kansas Joint Forces Headquarters to learn more about the National Guard's role in responding to emergencies.

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