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BLASTS IN BOSTON
MARATHON
RISK ASSESSMENT!
AD&PR LAB 2012- 2013
Crisis Management
PANTEION UNIVERSITY OFATHENS
Instructor: Mania Xenou (CEO at Reliant Communications)
Assistant Professor: Betty Tsakarestou ( Head of AD&PR LAB)
Situation analysis
 April 15, 2013: Two bombs explode in the packed streets
near the finish line of the Boston Marathon at 2:49 p.m.
 There were more than 25,000 registered entrants in the
marathon.
 Two spectators were killed. Suspicions for 12 dead people and
dozens injured.
 The area has been blocked by police forces, the fire
department and first aid.
 The authorities are considering 旅t may be a terrorist attack.
Class I level of crisis, its an emergency, and
time is against us so we need to act
immediately.
Another bomb attack
More victims
Panic on national level
Media against the government
Worst senario
First steps
Intensive investigations
Prepare the spokesperson
Communicate with official statements (e.x. FBI)
Find the culprits
Support the victims families
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
O Is there any time available for a further assessment or is an urgent
action needed?
The incident has already taken place so there is not many time at our disposal!
O Is the incident dangerous for any people?
Yes, many people have already been injured, some of them are dead!
O How much time do we have?
We must do something right now!
O Are the media and the appropriate authorities informed about
what happened?
Yes, many media correspondents were in the place that the explosion took
place and of course the principles were immediately alerted!
O Is there any evidence proving that a real danger exists?
Yes, two bombs ripped through the crowd!
O Were there any warnings before the incident happened?
No, as far as we know , there wasnt something that could make us believe
an action like this is going to come up!
THANK YOU!!!
Our Team
MYRSINI ZARDA
EIRINI SOPASOUDAKI
EYAGGELIA PAPOUI
VASILEIA KARATZA
NEFELI VOUTSINA-PETSIMERI

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  • 1. BLASTS IN BOSTON MARATHON RISK ASSESSMENT! AD&PR LAB 2012- 2013 Crisis Management PANTEION UNIVERSITY OFATHENS Instructor: Mania Xenou (CEO at Reliant Communications) Assistant Professor: Betty Tsakarestou ( Head of AD&PR LAB)
  • 2. Situation analysis April 15, 2013: Two bombs explode in the packed streets near the finish line of the Boston Marathon at 2:49 p.m. There were more than 25,000 registered entrants in the marathon. Two spectators were killed. Suspicions for 12 dead people and dozens injured. The area has been blocked by police forces, the fire department and first aid. The authorities are considering 旅t may be a terrorist attack.
  • 3. Class I level of crisis, its an emergency, and time is against us so we need to act immediately.
  • 4. Another bomb attack More victims Panic on national level Media against the government Worst senario First steps Intensive investigations Prepare the spokesperson Communicate with official statements (e.x. FBI) Find the culprits Support the victims families
  • 5. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS O Is there any time available for a further assessment or is an urgent action needed? The incident has already taken place so there is not many time at our disposal! O Is the incident dangerous for any people? Yes, many people have already been injured, some of them are dead! O How much time do we have? We must do something right now!
  • 6. O Are the media and the appropriate authorities informed about what happened? Yes, many media correspondents were in the place that the explosion took place and of course the principles were immediately alerted! O Is there any evidence proving that a real danger exists? Yes, two bombs ripped through the crowd! O Were there any warnings before the incident happened? No, as far as we know , there wasnt something that could make us believe an action like this is going to come up!
  • 7. THANK YOU!!! Our Team MYRSINI ZARDA EIRINI SOPASOUDAKI EYAGGELIA PAPOUI VASILEIA KARATZA NEFELI VOUTSINA-PETSIMERI