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Possibilities of the misuse of chemical poisonous substance against civil population
 SVOZILOVÁ, Jana
There are numberless possibilities of how to misuse combat poisonous substances against a civilian population. In my bachelor work I dealt with a standard of a civilian population{\crq}s protection after a terrorist attack with a use of one of the chosen nerve paralytic substances (NPS), and an ability of an integrated rescue system (IRS) how to solve this incurred situation. Nerve paralytic substance (NPS) belong to combat poisonous substances and they are characterized by its high toxicity. Their dangerousness attracts a man{\crq}s or group`s attention that can use it as an instrument of promoting their own interests. Misusage of NPS against civilian population would take heavy toll of lives. I drew contemporary stage of people{\crq}s protection in connection with terrorism within the Czech Republic, NATO and EU and information about NPS and chemical weapons from available literature and from the Internet. I dissimulated a terrorist attack in the building of the railway station in České Budějovice. I worked out a plan of solving this action with a help of a fire {--} brigade of a South Bohemian region. I made a survey of firemen{\crq}s and medical rescue members{\crq} knowledge of nerve paralytic substances problems with a help of questionnaires. I evaluated the whole stage of firemen{\crq}s and medical rescue members{\crq} readiness to solve consequences after a terrorist attack with a use of NPS on the basis of questionnaires evaluation and an act solving description. At the conclusion I suggested several possible ways how to minimize heavy tolls of civilian lives when this situation happens.
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