The Maryland (northeast) emergency line and the Toxicological Information Center (anti-poison) in New York saw a surge in calls due to disinfectant injection after President Donald Trump presented it as a possible "remedy" on Thursday.  "Against Covid-19, writes the American press.

Hundreds of people called Maryland to learn more about the benefits of using a disinfectant, such as bleach or household detergents.  These phone calls prompted authorities to issue an emergency alert and post a message on Twitter warning that "under no circumstances should a disinfectant be administered to the body by injection or otherwise."

 In New York, health officials said they had received an "unusually large" number of people contacting them, according to White House residents.

 The anti-poison centre in New York, a sub-agency of the city's Department of Health, received 30 calls Thursday night through Friday afternoon, twice as many as usual.

 None of the people who contacted the centre died and did not need hospitalization.

 Donald Trump said he was sarcastic when he said he urged Americans to inject disinfectant

 "I find that the disinfectant removes the virus in a minute.  Wouldn't there be a way to do this by injecting it inside or something like that?  As you can see, he's getting into his lungs, he's doing a lot of things there, so it would be interesting to see that happen, "Trump said Thursday at a White House briefing.

 The American president returned on Friday on the statements he made.  Trump said he was "sarcastic" when he called for disinfectant injections.  But he said just minutes later that it was a serious idea and asked government experts to study it.

Life is the most precious thing we have. Therefore, we must know how to protect it in an emergency. Unfortunately, there are many such cases. And it would be fine if we went on a deliberately risky journey and were mentally and physically prepared for all sorts of dangers. But no, an emergency can happen anywhere and anytime since we can choke corny and end with a meeting with a predator.

 

Survival lessons: who is forewarned is forearmed

 

What are we getting at? And besides, it would be nice to remember the basic rules of survival in case of a threat to life. Even if you are brilliant, resourceful, and experienced, you can quickly get confused in such a situation and lose precious time for your salvation or misbehave - all this is fraught with a risk to health and life. Therefore, we should take note of some tips that people shared on Reddit, and we have collected them for you. And even if now you don’t need them and it seems to you that nothing like this will happen to you, don’t promise. Just read them - they will still be deposited in your memory, so you will at least know how to act.

 

 

1. If you're ever alone and get something stuck in your throat that makes you unable to breathe, slam your back against a wall or any vertical surface. Could you do this until the foreign body clears the airway? — Jianyi Xu

 

2. If you are buried under snow, rubble, or rubble, it would be wise to urinate. The smell will help search dogs find you faster. — Ant Rozetsky

 

3. If you are walking through a dense forest and want to get out into a clearing, look at the tops of the trees. This way, you will find clearings faster than looking through the trees at eye level. — Heike Trautmann

 

4. Never leave your drink unattended in a restaurant or bar. Mixing something into drinks is more common than people think. — Kobby Mendez

 

5. If you encounter a wolf, NEVER run away, as he will think you are fleeing prey. And ALWAYS make eye contact with the wolf (but don't look directly), raising your arms to appear big and intimidating. Back away slowly. This trick works gradually, but if you want to scare the beast away quickly, lean over (KEEPING EYE CONTACT) and grab a stick or stone to throw at the wolf. If you have a pistol, you can also fire it into the air. DO NOT shoot the wolf with it because if it survives after the shot, it will attack and try to kill you. If you are walking with a group, link together and be intimidating, and also, if there are vulnerable people or children, form a circle and keep them in the middle. If you are camping, the fire will also scare them away.

 

 

Wolves rarely attack humans unless they are rabid, hungry (starving indeed), sick, or, if you get too close to them, terrorize them somehow. Wolf attacks and encounters are rare, as wolves are shy and harmless. They are one of the main species and are very important for the environment, so they are not wrong. — Darren Welsh

 

6. A car "emergency kit" with essential tools, durable products, a battery and charging cables, a flashlight, and an airbag... I have an ever-growing set of survival items I needed but didn't have at the time. — Mika Baumeister

 

7. If you're in the trunk of a car, you can knock out a headlight (on most cars), put your foot out, and swing it as hard as you can. People will notice this and call the police to help you. — Lion

 

8. Most dog treats are edible for short-term consumption/survival. — Rachel Cobb

 

9. If someone in your car tells you to drive, crash into the nearest pole or tree - it's better to have a damaged car than to let this person do what he has in mind. — kai ;)

 

10. If anyone ever tries to kidnap you/steal a car, throw your keys as far away as possible and run. So you can buy time and try to protect yourself. — Kat

 

 

11. If you are at a concert, bar, theater, or anywhere else, take a minute upon arrival to mark the exits. Most people will rush to the door they entered during a fire or other disaster. If there is a crush, then it will be there.

 

Suppose smoke appears; duck and stay close to the floor until you get out of the building. One or two breaths of smoke can lead to loss of consciousness. If you can't get down, try to find a shirt, a scarf, or anything to cover your mouth and nose. If you can get it wet first, even better.

 

And remember, once you get out, never enter a burning building again. Most likely, you will not save anyone but simply.

 

And remember, once you get out, never enter a burning building again. You will likely not save anyone but increase the number of victims. If your kids are there, you will probably ignore it, and that's understandable, but be aware that you have a meager chance of success without a breathing apparatus.

 

However, the first tip is essential, so I'll repeat it: always know where the exits are. — Andrew Teoh

 

12. If you're hiking in cold weather and start to sweat, stop and take off a few layers until you feel calm again. — Joshua Reddekopp

 

13. If you're going somewhere, whether it's a hike or a date, could you let someone know where you're going when you plan to return, and who to contact if you can't be contacted after that time? — Caroline Sinclair

 

14. If your hair stands on end when you are outside, run as fast as possible! You may be struck by lightning. — Gabriel Tovar

 

15. If someone points a gun at you, DO NOT let them take you somewhere else. Run away if possible, scream, and get attention. — Jan Antonin Kolar

 

 

16. Stay away from glass windows if you hear noise from the street. The terrorists are luring people to the windows, causing riots outside. — LYCS Architecture

 

17. When hiking, wear appropriate gear, preferably hiking/combat boots with long laces. If you tie your laces tightly around your foot, you are less likely to sprain your ankle - the boot will support you.

 

I am pretty prone to accidents. I always take a rag with me if I need to stop the bleeding from the wound and not rub the calluses. I've had to tape the front of my leg in the past; trust me, the fabric works much better. Press the cloth against the wound and tie it with laces.

 

Not precisely about survival, but useful just to not get hurt too much. — Toomas Tartes

 

18. If you find water, DO NOT DRINK IT. Boil first and then use it to make tea. Or you can also use one of those water-purifying pills. This will kill bacteria and make the water safe to drink. — David Becker

 

19. Don't think of yourself as a superhero who will do just fine. Always think twice. Something terrible can happen to you too. — Fabiano Sousa

 

20. Go along the river if you get lost in the countryside. Almost all towns, villages, and cities are built near the water. Following the water will mean that you don't go around in circles, have a ready drinking water source, and have a better chance of finding civilization. In addition, you will also be able to fish. — Porribix

 

 

21. Always keep baking soda handy near the stove to put out the fire. Never fire on the stove or in the oven with water if there is grease. Always keep a fire extinguisher in the kitchen or know where the nearest fire extinguisher is.

 

Get CPR, especially if you have children, and repeat it every few years.

 

If you are hiking in the snow, do not drink alcohol. This will not keep you warm but lower your core body temperature, putting you at greater risk of hypothermia. — KWON JUNHO

 

22. If you find yourself lightly dressed in the cold, pick up a newspaper, crumple it, and put it under your clothes. Crumpled newspaper creates air pockets to keep you warm. — Joe Blow

 

23. Attach your name, phone number, and emergency contact address to your coat/baby coat. — Hyde and See

 

24. If a bear is chasing you, don't climb trees. They are solid, can knock down small trees, and young bears can climb. You can just go down instead. This should make them think you are dead, and they will leave you alone. But if they start licking your wounds, your song is over.

 

Leave this place if you are walking through the woodhushedecomes very quiet around you - even the birds stop chirping. This means that there is most likely a predator nearby. – rhubarb

 

 

25. A small Swiss Army knife comes in handy in emergencies, especially if it comes with small pliers. — Patrick

 

26. Don't eat snow. This will kill you by causing hypothermia.

 

If you need to eat something and are unsure if it's safe to eat, mash it into a puree and spread a little on your lips. If there is no rash or itching after fifteen minutes, you have a better chance of not getting hurt. Unless the plant smells like almonds, then it will probably kill you. But as a general rule, don't eat anything unless you're 100% sure it's edible. — Joybug

 

27. You can't put out a fire by rolling on cement, gravel, or pavement. Look for grass, mud, or water. — Olivia St. John

 

28. Put a list of phone numbers in the cell phones. You may need to borrow a phone to call someone. — Jan johnson

 

29. Never go out alone with loud music on your headphones. I know that sometimes you want to shut yourself off from everything, but you need to hear if something happens. Maria C

 

30. Water, shelter, food, in that order. Always sleep above ground, especially in areas that can get cold. — John Smith

 

31. This tip is more for vulnerable people out on the streets at night: always ensure you have a strong keychain that you can clench in your fist by passing the house key between your index and middle fingers. This way, if someone tries to rob you or commit some violence, you will have something to poke them with. This is better than a punch; you will have time to call for help while he recovers from an unexpected rebuff. — Liz Miner

 

 

32. Dandelion leaves, although bitter, can be eaten, and the roots can be made into tea. I did both, although neither was very satisfying. — Lennah Palbachm

 

33. Beautiful white berries. Please do not eat them; they are called snowberries and cause organ failure. — Seth Larsen

 

34. The best survival tool is a large, durable industrial trash bag in hardware stores. You can use it to collect rainwater for drinking, as a blanket or poncho, and tie the corners to trees with rope or vines to make a shelter. — Kat

 

35. If you are in a public place and someone is trying to harm you/rob/kidnap you, shout "fire!" instead of "help!" to attract the attention of passers-by. This way, people will know that this is not a joke. Sometimes it's hard to tell if someone is joking or not. "Fire!" is sure to grab attention. — Kat

 

 

36. If you're out in the cold with other people and can't start a fire for some reason, cuddle up, especially when you go to bed, to share body heat and help keep you warm. — TJ Farrell

 

37. Don't drink your urine in a scorching environment. It's the same as drinking salty seawater. — Maggie Hood

 

38. Always keep a jar of peanut butter in your car. The calorie content is very high; it is stored for a long time and does not deteriorate. — Towfiqu barbhuiya

 

39. If you smell fish for no reason, check your appliances. It could be an electrical fire.

 

If everyone around you falls to the ground, immediately fall to the ground. —Onion ninja

 

40. Keep a blanket, snacks, and a small first aid kit in your car if you break down somewhere. — Mega

 

 

The global Aircraft Emergency Lights Market has been witnessing impressive growth, with its size reaching USD 2.6 billion in 2022. Looking ahead, the market is projected to experience substantial expansion, aiming to reach a value of USD 4.1 billion by 2032. This growth trajectory is expected to be fueled by a robust revenue Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 6.8% during the forecast period.

Several factors are driving the increasing demand for aviation Emergency Lights solutions in the upcoming years. One key driver is the rapid expansion of the aviation sector. With the steady growth in air travel and increasing passenger numbers, airlines are investing in newer aircraft and retrofitting existing ones to meet the rising demand for air transportation. As a result, the demand for advanced Emergency Lights systems that enhance passenger experience and safety on flights is on the rise.

Furthermore, the continuous increase in aircraft deliveries is also contributing to the growth of the aircraft Emergency Lights market. As more aircraft are being manufactured and delivered, there is a substantial need for modern Emergency Lights solutions that can be integrated seamlessly into these new planes. Aircraft manufacturers and operators are increasingly recognizing the importance of high-quality Emergency Lights systems to improve the overall aesthetics, ambiance, and functionality of aircraft cabins.

The need for cutting-edge Emergency Lights solutions is driven by the aviation industry's commitment to improving passenger comfort and safety. Emergency Lights plays a crucial role in creating a relaxing and pleasant environment for travelers during their journey. Additionally, innovative Emergency Lights technologies, such as OLED, are being embraced for their adaptability, energy efficiency, and lightweight properties, further enhancing the overall flying experience.

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the aircraft Emergency Lights sector has seen significant advancements that are revolutionizing the industry. Technological developments, particularly in OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) technology, have become a driving force behind the improvements in performance, longevity, and energy efficiency of Emergency Lights systems used in aviation. OLED technology's popularity has soared due to its ability to provide adaptable, lightweight, and high-quality Emergency Lights solutions. This versatility allows OLED lights to be seamlessly integrated into various cabin components, including seat panels, overhead bins, and sidewalls, enhancing the overall aesthetics and functionality of aircraft interiors.

The benefits of OLED technology extend beyond its integration capabilities. Its remarkable energy efficiency contributes to reducing the aircraft's overall energy consumption, translating into potential cost savings for airlines and a more environmentally friendly aviation sector. Furthermore, the enhanced longevity of OLED lights ensures that maintenance and replacement costs are minimized, promoting cost-effective and sustainable Emergency Lights solutions.

Looking ahead, the projected period is expected to witness further growth in the aviation Emergency Lights market, driven by continuous advancements in Emergency Lights technologies. As OLED technology continues to evolve, it is likely to offer even more innovative features and improvements, making it an increasingly attractive choice for aircraft manufacturers and operators.

In conclusion, technological developments and the widespread adoption of OLED Emergency Lights solutions are revolutionizing the aircraft Emergency Lights sector. The ongoing improvements in performance, longevity, and energy efficiency are fueling the expansion of the aviation Emergency Lights market, promising a brighter and more sustainable future for the industry.

By Product Type Outlook

• Emergency Lights

• Interior Lights

• Emergency Lights

• Others

By Aircraft Type Outlook

• Commercial

• Military

• General Aviation

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Regional Markets Highlighted in the Global Aircraft Emergency Lights Market Report:

• North America

o U.S.

o Canada

o Mexico

• Europe

o Germany

o U.K.

o Italy

o France

o BENELUX

o Rest of Europe

• Asia Pacific

o China

o India

o Japan

o South Korea

o Rest of Asia Pacific

• Latin America

o Brazil

o Rest of Latin America

• Middle East & Africa

o Saudi Arabia

o U.A.E.

o South Africa

o Rest of Middle East & Africa

Top Companies Profiled in the Report:

• Honeywell International Inc.

• Collins Aerospace (Raytheon Technologies Corporation)

• Rockwell Collins, Inc.

• Zodiac Aerospace (Safran)

• UTC Aerospace Systems (Raytheon Technologies Corporation)

• Astronics Corporation

• Cobham plc

• Diehl Stiftung & Co. KG

• STG Aerospace

• Aeroleds

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The Automatic Autonomous Emergency Imminent Braking (AEB) market has experienced substantial growth and is projected to continue expanding significantly in the coming years. According to market reports, the market size was valued at USD 14.0 billion in 2022, and it is estimated to reach USD 83.82 billion by 2030, exhibiting a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 22% during the forecast period.

The primary driving force behind this remarkable growth is the increasing demand for innovative safety features in automobiles. As consumers become more safety-conscious, there is a growing market for vehicles equipped with advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) that can help prevent accidents and protect both occupants and other road users.

Governments and automakers are also playing a pivotal role in propelling the AEB market forward. The rising number of traffic accidents and fatalities has become a major global concern, prompting regulatory bodies and automotive manufacturers to prioritize the development and implementation of cutting-edge safety technologies like AEB systems. By mandating or encouraging the adoption of AEB in new vehicles, governments aim to enhance road safety and reduce the human and economic toll of accidents.

The AEB technology relies on sophisticated sensors and algorithms to detect potential collisions and initiate emergency Imminent Braking if the driver fails to respond in time. This capability offers an additional layer of protection and can significantly reduce the severity and frequency of accidents.

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The adoption of Advanced Emergency Imminent Braking (AEB) systems in vehicles is gaining momentum due to the stringent safety regulations imposed by governments and regulatory agencies worldwide. In particular, the European Union (EU) has taken a significant step towards enhancing road safety by enforcing a mandate, effective from 2022, that requires all new automobiles sold in the region to be equipped with AEB systems. This move aims to reduce the number of accidents and save lives by leveraging the capabilities of AEB to automatically apply the brakes when detecting potential collisions.

Similarly, the American National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has taken notice of the benefits of AEB systems and proposed a regulation of its own. According to the proposal, all new automobiles in the United States would be required to have AEB systems installed by 2022. This decision reflects the growing recognition of AEB's effectiveness in preventing crashes and mitigating the severity of accidents.

The AEB systems are designed to use various sensors, such as cameras, radar, and LiDAR, to detect obstacles and pedestrians in the vehicle's path. When a potential collision is identified, the system alerts the driver with visual and audible warnings. If the driver fails to respond in time, the AEB system autonomously engages the brakes to prevent or minimize the impact.

Overall, the enforcement of AEB systems in vehicles is a proactive measure taken by governments and regulatory bodies to improve road safety and protect drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and cyclists from avoidable accidents. As these systems continue to evolve and become more sophisticated, the automotive industry moves closer to a future with significantly reduced road fatalities and injuries.

By Type Outlook

• Forward Collision Warning

• Dynamic Brake Support

• Crash Imminent Imminent Braking

By Vehicle Type Outlook

• Passenger Cars

• Commercial Vehicles

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o U.S.

o Canada

o Mexico

• Europe

o Germany

o U.K.

o Italy

o France

o BENELUX

o Rest of Europe

• Asia Pacific

o China

o India

o Japan

o South Korea

o Rest of Asia Pacific

• Latin America

o Brazil

o Rest of Latin America

• Middle East & Africa

o Saudi Arabia

o U.A.E.

o South Africa

o Rest of Middle East & Africa

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• Bosch Automotive Service Solutions Inc.

• Continental AG

• Denso Corporation

• Hyundai Mobis Co. Ltd.

• Autoliv Inc.

• Magna International Inc.

• ZF Friedrichshafen AG

• Valeo SA

• Aptiv PLC

• Hitachi Automotive Systems Ltd.

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