Where will you be on 8 - 9 December 2005? Your customers will be with us at US$500 for a 2-day conference - SPECIAL RATE for first responders' community (ambulance, fire, police and government agencies) A sneak preview to the Chinese first responders attendees' list >>>> *Simultaneous translation in Mandarin / English available Click here to download the brochure Asia's only conference addressing emergency responders' communication needs Why attend? Emergency Communications Asia 2005 brings together not just Chinese but the region's emergency communications experts and practitioners on a common platform to share their technical and operational expertise and to address the key communications issues facing both first responders and proprietors through case studies and first-hand experience If you are serious about the state of emergency communications in Asia, this is your chance to meet and share with key industry decision-makers from Asia Pacific under one roof Whether you are from the immediate first responder community, other government sectors or a proprietor looking to break into the lucrative Asia Pacific market, this is the only conference in the next 6 months CLICK HERE FOR FULL CONFERENCE AGENDA >>>>> New for 2005 Special focused topics >>> Beijing Olympic special, Asian tsunami crisis and more Speed networking - meet the industry! Quickly!  A showcase for you to see the latest and most advanced technology in the emergency communication community 3 easy ways to register Call our customer service hotline: (65) 6322 2700 Fax to us: (65) 6226 3264 Register online: www.terrapinn.com/2005/eca_CN For companies based in China who are interested on sponsoring, exhibiting or attending the event, simply contact:

Excellent speakers' line up Prof. Liu Tiemin President China Academy of Safety Science and Technology Ma Xiao Dong Chief Engineer Communications Bureau of Ministry of Public Security, China Phil Godfrey Board Chairman TETRA MoU Association, UK Wang Yong Ming Vice Chief Shanghai Fire Bureau, China Chief Superintendent Mark Whybro Assistant Director, Operational Communications New South Wales Fire Brigade, Australia Dr Teo Aik Howe Head of Emergency Services Penang Hospital, Malaysia