IEC OF QATAR

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Qatar Search and Rescue Team (QSART) has successfully undergone an INSARAG External Classification Exercise from 22 to 25 November 2015, and having fully met all the criteria established in the INSARAG Guidelines, is classified as a Heavy Urban Search and Rescue Team on 25 November 2015.

IEC OF ESTONIA

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44th IEC Team:

USAR Estonia Team (EST-USAR) has successfully undergone an INSARAG External Classification Exercise

from 2 to 5 November 2015, and having fully met all the criteria established in the INSARAG Guidelines,

has been classified as a Medium Urban Search and Rescue Team on 5 November 2015. Congratulations!

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IER OF DEMA AND BFAST

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Danish Search and Rescue Team (DEMA) — HUSAR and Belgium First Aid and Support Team (BFAST) — MUSAR

have successfully undergone an INSARAG External Reclassification Exercise from 28 September to 3 October 2015

and having fully met all the criteria established in the INSARAG Guidelines, has been classified on 3 October 2015.

The two exercises were conducted jointly in Tinglev in Denmark. Congratulations.

ARTICLE «SECOURISTE MAGAZINE» REGARDING THE FRENCH CLASSIFICATION.

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Attached an artcle from the French journal «SECOURISTE MAGAZINE» regarding the French classification.

IEC OF ARMENIA (MEDIUM)

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Armenian Urban Search and Rescue Team has successfully undergone an INSARAG External Classification Exercise

from 1 to 4 September 2015 and having fully met all the criteria established in the INSARAG Guidelines,

has been classified as a Medium USAR Team on 4 September 2015.

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IER OF CZERT (CZECH REPUBLIC) — HEAVY

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Czech Urban Search and Rescue Team has successfully undergone an INSARAG External Reclassification Exercise from 15 to 19 June 2015, and having fully met all the criteria established in the INSARAG Guidelines, is reclassified as a Heavy Urban Search and Rescue Team on 19 June 2015. Congratulations!

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IER OF PUI (FRANCE) — MEDIUM

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Pompiers de L’Urgence Internationale (PUI) Team has successfully undergone an INSARAG External Reclassification Exercise from 2 to 5 June 2015, and having fully met all the criteria established in the INSARAG Guidelines, has been reclassified as a Medium Urban Search and Rescue Team on 5 June 2015. Congratulations.

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LIST OF IEC/R 2015

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Please find below the list of IEC/R 2015

No.	Date	Country	Team	Classification
1.	2-5 March	Japan	JDR	IER — Heavy
2.	8-12 March	New Zealand	USAR NZ	IEC – Heavy
3.	1-5 April	Saudi Arabia	USAR Saudi	IEC – Heavy
4.	2-5 June	France	PUI	IER – Medium
5.	15-19 June	Czech Republic	CZERT	IER – Heavy
6.	1-4 September	Armenia	ARM	IEC – Medium
7.	28 Sep – 02 Oct	Denmark	DEMA	IER – Heavy
8.	28 Sep – 02 Oct	Belgium	B-FAST	IER – Medium
9.	2-5 November	Estonia	EDRT USAR	IEC – Medium
10.	23-25 November	Qatar	QSART	IEC – Heavy
11.	TBC	UK	UK ISAR	IER — Heavy

IEC OF SAUDI ARABIA (HEAVY)

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SAUDI SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM (SASART) has successfully undergone an INSARAG External Classification Exercise from 2 to 5 April 2015, and having fully met all the criteria established in the INSARAG Guidelines, has been classified as a Heavy Urban Search and Rescue Team on 5 April 2015. Congratulations.

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IEC OF NEW ZEALAND USAR (HEAVY)

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New Zealand Urban Search and Rescue Team has successfully undergone an INSARAG External Classification Exercise from 8 to 11 March 2015, and having fully met all the criteria established in the INSARAG Guidelines, has been classified as a Heavy Urban Search and Rescue Team on 11 March 2015.

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IER OF JAPAN DISASTER RELIEF TEAM (HEAVY)

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Japan Disaster Relief Team has successfully undergone an INSARAG External Reclassification Exercise

from 2 to 5 March 2015, and having fully met all the criteria established in the INSARAG Guidelines,

has been reclassified as a Heavy Urban Search and Rescue Team on 5 March 2015.

The review process was done by expert classifiers from Austria, China, Russia, Singapore, and Switzerland.

Throughout the IER, the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, OCHA ROAP and ESB-FCSS as the INSARAG

Secretariat are engaged in the exercises.

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INSARAG ACCREDITS FIRST-EVER AFRICAN URBAN SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM

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After an intense training in life-like disaster conditions, a Moroccan team is ready to search

through rubble with one goal: save as many lives as possible.

IEC OF USAR MOROCCO/ IER OF SWISS RESCUE

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The joint event of INSARAG External Classification (IEC) of USAR MOROCCO and INSARAG

External Reclassification (IER) of SWISS RESCUE was held from 27th to 30th October 2014.

The teams have successfully undergone the exercise, have fully met all the criteria established

in the INSARAG Guidelines and were classified as a Heavy Urban Search and Rescue Team

on 30th October 2014. The Moroccan USAR Team is the first African USAR team to be classified

and is setting an example for other African countries. Because of exceptional Swiss support,

the Moroccan USAR team demonstrated a realistic deployment during this IEC by deploying

to Berne and Geneva from Morocco. With Morocco’s classification, INSARAG has successfully

classified 40 teams from 33 countries.