UK seaside theme park to stage major incident drill of 6,500 people exposed to harmful chemicals
A UK seaside theme park is set to stage a major incident drill, simulating 6,500 people being exposed to dangerous chemicals.
More than 200 people and emergency vehicles are expected to take part in the exercise at Dreamland in Margate, Kent.The park will close for the duration of the test today. It will involve fire and rescue, police and ambulance teams, who will practice responding to a situation in which a large crowd were exposed to potentially harmfulBrennan Ralls, the manager of Margate's fire crew, emphasised that the event is "purely an exercise" and urged the public not to be alarmed.
He added: "This is a great opportunity to work together with our partners and colleagues, to ensure we are always prepared to respond to any emergency.
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